Iran: three days of protest and strike from this Monday, the regime announces executions

(Photo from November 24, 2022) Women and men have been protesting against the Islamic regime and its violence in the streets of Tehran and across the country for more than two months.

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In Iran, calls have been made for three days of strikes and anti-government protests starting on Monday, as the justice chief announced the upcoming execution of protesters labeled as "

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with our correspondent in Tehran,

In Tehran, an undetermined but fairly large number of stores are closed on Monday, December 5.

According to videos shared on the networks, the situation is identical in several provincial cities, in particular Shiraz and Isfahan.

In the cities of Iranian Kurdistan the movement seems to be more followed.

The head of the judiciary said on Monday that those who threatened traders and truckers to force them to stop work will be identified and punished.

The government also sealed off some stores that had closed, including the restaurant and jewelry store of former international footballer Ali Daie, who had announced the closure of his stores in support of the protest movement.

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In this context, the head of justice announced that the death penalty for certain troublemakers linked to the foreign intelligence services, in particular Israelis - in particular those who had committed assassinations with weapons - had been confirmed and will be applied very soon. .

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for the same reasons.

Described as "thugs", they were executed by hanging for destruction of public property and kidnapping.

According to Iranian media, these four individuals were also found guilty of links with the Israeli intelligence services.

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in Iran, the death penalty remains the ultimate tool of repression

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