📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:
- Iranian authorities on Tuesday executed two men who were sentenced to death for their involvement in the killing of four policemen during pr.
- According to the Iranian Judiciary website Meezan Online, two gunmen accused of the January 2026 incident in Isfahan, Amirhossein Maliki and.
- The report states that "after the accused filed appeals against the sentences, the cases against them were thoroughly reviewed and executed.
Iranian authorities on Tuesday executed two men who were sentenced to death for their involvement in the killing of four policemen during protests in central Iran in January. The Iranian judiciary has confirmed this.
According to the Iranian Judiciary website Meezan Online, two gunmen accused of the January 2026 incident in Isfahan, Amirhossein Maliki and Amirhossein Ebrahimi, have been executed. Both of them were accused of killing four policemen.
The report states that "after the accused filed appeals against the sentences, the cases against them were thoroughly reviewed and executed after the death sentence was upheld by the Supreme Court."
Protests erupted in Iran in December against an unprecedented increase in the foreign currency exchange rate, which soon turned into anti-government protests. The protest reached its peak on January 8 and 9.
The Iranian government blamed its worst adversaries, Israel and the United States, for fueling the protests.
