Iran has executed a man named Amirali Mirjafari after convicting him of alleged links with Israel’s intelligence agency Mossad and involvement in setting fire to a mosque during protests in January. The execution was carried out early on April 21, 2026, following the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold his death sentence, according to the judiciary’s media outlet Mizan.
Mizan reported that Mirjafari was accused of arson at Tehran’s Kolhak Mosque and of conducting activities described as anti-state. The case emerged amid widespread unrest across Iran earlier in the year, when demonstrations over various issues led to heightened tensions in the capital and other cities. Several individuals were arrested at that time on security-related charges.
The report did not include further details about the trial proceedings or possible international reactions to the execution.
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