The terrorist regime in Iran announced on Thursday the execution of three people convicted of their alleged participation in the anti-government protests of January, in a context of strong state repression following the demonstrations.
Among those executed is the young wrestling champion Saleh Mohammadi, along with Mehdi Ghasemi and Saeid Davudi.
As reported by the regime, “the three convicted were hanged in the city of Qom after being convicted of murder and carrying out operational actions on behalf of Israel and the United States.” The executions were carried out after the Supreme Court upheld the sentences
.
Mohammadi's case had gained notoriety for his sporting profile. In 2024, the young man had won a bronze medal representing Iran at the Saytiyev International Cup, held in Krasnoyarsk, Russia
.However, he was sentenced to death along with the other two defendants for the crime of moharebeh (enmity against God), a legal figure used in the country to punish crimes related to public safety, Islam and espionage.
