Presstv Iran Executes Two Men for January Riots Linked to Security Forces' Deaths
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- •Two men executed for involvement in January riots in Iran.
- •Riots resulted in the deaths of four security personnel.
- •Iranian authorities attribute unrest to foreign interference.
Iran's judiciary executed two men, Ali Hemmati and Majid Nik-Andish, on September 30, 2026, for their roles in the January riots that resulted in the deaths of four security personnel in Mashhad. The unrest began in late December 2025 over economic grievances and escalated into anti-government protests. The judiciary reported that the defendants inflicted extensive damage on public property, including setting fires to shops and banks. Hemmati and Nik-Andish were convicted based on their confessions, which included acts of violence and sabotage during the riots. The Iranian authorities attributed the violence to foreign interference, particularly from the U.S. and Israel. The executions are part of a broader crackdown on dissent following the protests, which reportedly led to over 3,000 deaths. This incident highlights the ongoing tensions in Iran regarding government actions and public dissent.
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