Two individuals have been executed in Iran after being convicted of terrorism-related offenses.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports that the Tasnim news agency released information regarding the implementation of the death sentences.
The executed individuals, identified as Ramin Zaleh and Karim Maroufpour, were charged with forming a group intended to undermine the country's security and maintaining membership in a terrorist organization. While the execution has been confirmed, official authorities have not provided extensive additional details regarding the specific operations or the evidence leading to the convictions.
Human rights organizations and international observers frequently monitor legal proceedings in Iran, particularly those involving national security and capital punishment. Iran remains one of the countries with the highest rates of judicial executions globally, often citing counter-terrorism and state security as the primary legal justifications for such measures. These cases are typically handled within the country's specialized revolutionary courts, which oversee matters related to internal and external security threats.
