Iran has executed two men convicted in connection with anti-government protests, according to a statement from the country’s judiciary released on Sunday. The executed individuals, identified as Erfan Esfandiari and Gol-Mohammad Mohammadi, were found guilty of attacking police officers in the central city of Isfahan. The judiciary said they tied several officers to a road sign, injured them by throwing stones, and then set them on fire after pouring petrol on them.
Authorities also stated that the two men recorded the incident and sent the footage to foreign-based television channels. However, no details were provided about when they were arrested, tried, or executed, nor about their ages.
The executions come amid ongoing tensions following anti-government demonstrations that began late last December over rising living costs. The protests peaked on January 8 and 9, with Iranian officials claiming that more than 3,000 people were killed in the unrest, which they blamed on what they described as US- and Israel-backed terrorist activities.
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