Didn’t he murder two policemen?Olympians speak out against Iran's public execution of champion wrestler Saleh Mohammadi
Olympians speak out against Iran's public execution of champion wrestler Saleh Mohammadi
Sports world mourns the reported execution of Iranian wrestling star Saleh Mohammadi, 19, who Iran International says was publicly hanged by Iran's regime.www.foxnews.com
Masih Alinejad reacts after Iran hangs 3 people, including teen on national wrestling team
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Of course it is. They are all repressive regimes with Israel being the worst as they have committed genocide.
Fixed that for you. lmfao.
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Bassem says it best here.
Couldn't be more articulate than that.
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which could be removed by changing its absurd position that Israel must be exterminated
a pretty high cost for maintaining hate filled religious insanity
no they are fighting to put Israel in a win or die position
Iran can lose and survive , Isreal can not
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No
Iran's thinking is that Israel need to be exterminated . it has the option to change that position
Israel's thinking is we need to be able to defend ourselves. it has no option to change its position
WTF is the GCC ?
Blithering idiots
The choice is not mine .or Israel's , the choice is Iran's
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you are a blithering idiot
get some professional mental health help
here is the reality
The Gulf Cooperation Council. A group representative all the gulf states. You should perhaps get to know the basics here.
And right now Iran's primary concern is survival. Remember it was Israel and the USA that have now shot first twice during negotiations WITHOUT WARNING.
As for choice you are making proclamations. So the question remains. In your support of Israel how many lives would you consider to be expendable by Canada and the USA? And how much money should be spent?
Fact is Israel and the USA are losing. So its either boots on the ground or walk away. What's your preference?
A quick search would've showed you what happened
Iran 'executes teenage champion wrestler after he was tortured into confessing to waging war against God' in crackdown on anti-regime protesters
Champion wrestler Saleh Mohammadi, 19, was reportedly killed in a public hanging along with Mehdi Ghasemi and Saeed Davoudi in the city of Qom on Thursday.
Mohammadi was sentenced to death in February, less than three weeks after his arrest, over the murder of a security agent during the anti-regime protests on January 8, according to Amnesty International.
He denied the accusation and claimed his earlier confessions had been extracted under torture. But the court dismissed his claims without any investigation.
Ghasemi was accused of participating in the killing along with Davoudi, who was also accused of murdering another policeman on the same day.
Their deaths, which marked the first official executions related to the protests which began last year, were reported by the judiciary's Mizan Online new agency.
The individuals were involved in the killing of two law enforcement personnel, Mizan said, adding that their execution was carried out after they were found guilty of the capital offence of 'moharebeh', or 'waging war against God'.
Iran Human Rights condemned the three men's deaths, claiming they followed 'grossly unfair trials, based on confessions extracted under torture and coercion'.
'We consider these executions to constitute extrajudicial killings, carried out with the intent of creating terror to suppress political dissent,' the Norway-based NGO added.
The organisation claimed Mohammadi had turned 19 last week while Davodi would have turned 22 this weekend.
Protests broke out in Iran in late December against the rising cost of living before morphing into nationwide anti-government demonstrations that peaked on January 8 and 9.
Iranian authorities later launched a brutal crackdown on the protests claiming they had turned into 'foreign-instigated riots' involving killings and vandalism.
Tehran has acknowledged that more than 3,000 people died during the unrest and attributed the violence to 'terrorist acts'.
The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), however, has recorded more than 7,000 killings, while warning the toll could be far higher.
The brutal crackdown also saw the deaths of more than 220 children, the agency said.
Other human rights organisations have tallied many more, and medical professionals have estimated that 30,000 could have been killed.
By late December, as protests slowly began to take hold across Iran, the regime had already carried out more than 2,200 executions in 91 cities, according to the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).
This was the highest figure in decades, signifying an unprecedented peak in brutality in Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's 36-year rule as Supreme Leader before his death.
n the aftermath of the security forces' brutal massacre of protestors on January 8, 9 and 10, many Iranians describe a 'sea of blood' separating civilians from the lethal government that rules them.
The protestors arrested in the government crackdown have alleged abuse while in custody, including forced nudity, exposure to cold conditions and 'injections with substances of unknown composition', according to Iran International, citing a source close to a detainee in prison.
Samira Parvareshkhah was arrested by security forces on January 9 in Rasht and was released two days later with 'extensive bruising' across her body, Hyrcani Human Rights Media claimed.
Shortly after returning home, her condition deteriorated with severe nausea, and she died while being transported to Bandar Anzali Hospital. No official explanation has been provided for the cause of her sickness.
During the nationwide 'Woman, Life, Freedom' protests of 2022, over the death in custody of Mahsa Amini who was arrested for wearing her hijab incorrectly, authorities dismissed similar mysterious deaths as cases of overdose or suicide.
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Iran 'executes teenage champion wrestler after he was tortured into confessing to waging war against God' in crackdown on anti-regime protesters
Champion wrestler Saleh Mohammadi, 19, was reportedly killed in a public hanging along with Mehdi Ghasemi and Saeed Davoudi in the city of Qom on Thursday.
Mohammadi was sentenced to death in February, less than three weeks after his arrest, over the murder of a security agent during the anti-regime protests on January 8, according to Amnesty International.
He denied the accusation and claimed his earlier confessions had been extracted under torture. But the court dismissed his claims without any investigation.
Ghasemi was accused of participating in the killing along with Davoudi, who was also accused of murdering another policeman on the same day.
Their deaths, which marked the first official executions related to the protests which began last year, were reported by the judiciary's Mizan Online new agency.
The individuals were involved in the killing of two law enforcement personnel, Mizan said, adding that their execution was carried out after they were found guilty of the capital offence of 'moharebeh', or 'waging war against God'.
Iran Human Rights condemned the three men's deaths, claiming they followed 'grossly unfair trials, based on confessions extracted under torture and coercion'.
'We consider these executions to constitute extrajudicial killings, carried out with the intent of creating terror to suppress political dissent,' the Norway-based NGO added.
The organisation claimed Mohammadi had turned 19 last week while Davodi would have turned 22 this weekend.
Protests broke out in Iran in late December against the rising cost of living before morphing into nationwide anti-government demonstrations that peaked on January 8 and 9.
Iranian authorities later launched a brutal crackdown on the protests claiming they had turned into 'foreign-instigated riots' involving killings and vandalism.
Tehran has acknowledged that more than 3,000 people died during the unrest and attributed the violence to 'terrorist acts'.
The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), however, has recorded more than 7,000 killings, while warning the toll could be far higher.
The brutal crackdown also saw the deaths of more than 220 children, the agency said.
Other human rights organisations have tallied many more, and medical professionals have estimated that 30,000 could have been killed.
By late December, as protests slowly began to take hold across Iran, the regime had already carried out more than 2,200 executions in 91 cities, according to the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).
This was the highest figure in decades, signifying an unprecedented peak in brutality in Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's 36-year rule as Supreme Leader before his death.
n the aftermath of the security forces' brutal massacre of protestors on January 8, 9 and 10, many Iranians describe a 'sea of blood' separating civilians from the lethal government that rules them.
The protestors arrested in the government crackdown have alleged abuse while in custody, including forced nudity, exposure to cold conditions and 'injections with substances of unknown composition', according to Iran International, citing a source close to a detainee in prison.
Samira Parvareshkhah was arrested by security forces on January 9 in Rasht and was released two days later with 'extensive bruising' across her body, Hyrcani Human Rights Media claimed.
Shortly after returning home, her condition deteriorated with severe nausea, and she died while being transported to Bandar Anzali Hospital. No official explanation has been provided for the cause of her sickness.
During the nationwide 'Woman, Life, Freedom' protests of 2022, over the death in custody of Mahsa Amini who was arrested for wearing her hijab incorrectly, authorities dismissed similar mysterious deaths as cases of overdose or suicide.
Iran 'tortures and executes teenage champion wrestler'
Champion wrestler Saleh Mohammadi, 19, was reportedly killed in a public hanging along with Mehdi Ghasemi and Saeed Davoudi in the city of Qom on Thursday.
there are videos out there. The whole protest was triggered by the USA crashing the Iranian rial. Scott Bessent talked about it at Davos .He was quite proud of it. So I dunno why you guys are so clueless as to not understand this was an attack on Iran, especially after an actual military attack has been launched subsequently.
I did….this story let me in on the murders of the two policemen.A quick search would've showed you what happened
Iran 'executes teenage champion wrestler after he was tortured into confessing to waging war against God' in crackdown on anti-regime protesters
Champion wrestler Saleh Mohammadi, 19, was reportedly killed in a public hanging along with Mehdi Ghasemi and Saeed Davoudi in the city of Qom on Thursday.
Mohammadi was sentenced to death in February, less than three weeks after his arrest, over the murder of a security agent during the anti-regime protests on January 8, according to Amnesty International.
He denied the accusation and claimed his earlier confessions had been extracted under torture. But the court dismissed his claims without any investigation.
Ghasemi was accused of participating in the killing along with Davoudi, who was also accused of murdering another policeman on the same day.
Their deaths, which marked the first official executions related to the protests which began last year, were reported by the judiciary's Mizan Online new agency.
The individuals were involved in the killing of two law enforcement personnel, Mizan said, adding that their execution was carried out after they were found guilty of the capital offence of 'moharebeh', or 'waging war against God'.
Iran Human Rights condemned the three men's deaths, claiming they followed 'grossly unfair trials, based on confessions extracted under torture and coercion'.
'We consider these executions to constitute extrajudicial killings, carried out with the intent of creating terror to suppress political dissent,' the Norway-based NGO added.
The organisation claimed Mohammadi had turned 19 last week while Davodi would have turned 22 this weekend.
Protests broke out in Iran in late December against the rising cost of living before morphing into nationwide anti-government demonstrations that peaked on January 8 and 9.
Iranian authorities later launched a brutal crackdown on the protests claiming they had turned into 'foreign-instigated riots' involving killings and vandalism.
Tehran has acknowledged that more than 3,000 people died during the unrest and attributed the violence to 'terrorist acts'.
The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), however, has recorded more than 7,000 killings, while warning the toll could be far higher.
The brutal crackdown also saw the deaths of more than 220 children, the agency said.
Other human rights organisations have tallied many more, and medical professionals have estimated that 30,000 could have been killed.
By late December, as protests slowly began to take hold across Iran, the regime had already carried out more than 2,200 executions in 91 cities, according to the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).
This was the highest figure in decades, signifying an unprecedented peak in brutality in Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's 36-year rule as Supreme Leader before his death.
n the aftermath of the security forces' brutal massacre of protestors on January 8, 9 and 10, many Iranians describe a 'sea of blood' separating civilians from the lethal government that rules them.
The protestors arrested in the government crackdown have alleged abuse while in custody, including forced nudity, exposure to cold conditions and 'injections with substances of unknown composition', according to Iran International, citing a source close to a detainee in prison.
Samira Parvareshkhah was arrested by security forces on January 9 in Rasht and was released two days later with 'extensive bruising' across her body, Hyrcani Human Rights Media claimed.
Shortly after returning home, her condition deteriorated with severe nausea, and she died while being transported to Bandar Anzali Hospital. No official explanation has been provided for the cause of her sickness.
During the nationwide 'Woman, Life, Freedom' protests of 2022, over the death in custody of Mahsa Amini who was arrested for wearing her hijab incorrectly, authorities dismissed similar mysterious deaths as cases of overdose or suicide.
Iran 'tortures and executes teenage champion wrestler'
Champion wrestler Saleh Mohammadi, 19, was reportedly killed in a public hanging along with Mehdi Ghasemi and Saeed Davoudi in the city of Qom on Thursday.
But….yikes….are you actually acknowledging Amnesty International?
yeah ok
According to you Artificial intelligence is spreading cult Fear Porn?
And we should accept your irrational religious hatred as the one and only truth ?
get some professional help
here is the reality
how long do you intend to claim intellectual superiority over AI ?
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There are no verified videos of him murdering a police officer. Confessions were forced under torture and duress. He had an alibi and witnesses. Didnt have a right to a fair trial.
Anytime anyone rises up against their own tyranical government, the auto response is - "ItS a CoLoUR ReVoLuTioN" or "FaLsE FlaG"
While trump is holding Canadians hostage and its ok?A quick search would've showed you what happened
Iran 'executes teenage champion wrestler after he was tortured into confessing to waging war against God' in crackdown on anti-regime protesters
Champion wrestler Saleh Mohammadi, 19, was reportedly killed in a public hanging along with Mehdi Ghasemi and Saeed Davoudi in the city of Qom on Thursday.
Mohammadi was sentenced to death in February, less than three weeks after his arrest, over the murder of a security agent during the anti-regime protests on January 8, according to Amnesty International.
He denied the accusation and claimed his earlier confessions had been extracted under torture. But the court dismissed his claims without any investigation.
Ghasemi was accused of participating in the killing along with Davoudi, who was also accused of murdering another policeman on the same day.
Their deaths, which marked the first official executions related to the protests which began last year, were reported by the judiciary's Mizan Online new agency.
The individuals were involved in the killing of two law enforcement personnel, Mizan said, adding that their execution was carried out after they were found guilty of the capital offence of 'moharebeh', or 'waging war against God'.
Iran Human Rights condemned the three men's deaths, claiming they followed 'grossly unfair trials, based on confessions extracted under torture and coercion'.
'We consider these executions to constitute extrajudicial killings, carried out with the intent of creating terror to suppress political dissent,' the Norway-based NGO added.
The organisation claimed Mohammadi had turned 19 last week while Davodi would have turned 22 this weekend.
Protests broke out in Iran in late December against the rising cost of living before morphing into nationwide anti-government demonstrations that peaked on January 8 and 9.
Iranian authorities later launched a brutal crackdown on the protests claiming they had turned into 'foreign-instigated riots' involving killings and vandalism.
Tehran has acknowledged that more than 3,000 people died during the unrest and attributed the violence to 'terrorist acts'.
The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), however, has recorded more than 7,000 killings, while warning the toll could be far higher.
The brutal crackdown also saw the deaths of more than 220 children, the agency said.
Other human rights organisations have tallied many more, and medical professionals have estimated that 30,000 could have been killed.
By late December, as protests slowly began to take hold across Iran, the regime had already carried out more than 2,200 executions in 91 cities, according to the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).
This was the highest figure in decades, signifying an unprecedented peak in brutality in Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's 36-year rule as Supreme Leader before his death.
n the aftermath of the security forces' brutal massacre of protestors on January 8, 9 and 10, many Iranians describe a 'sea of blood' separating civilians from the lethal government that rules them.
The protestors arrested in the government crackdown have alleged abuse while in custody, including forced nudity, exposure to cold conditions and 'injections with substances of unknown composition', according to Iran International, citing a source close to a detainee in prison.
Samira Parvareshkhah was arrested by security forces on January 9 in Rasht and was released two days later with 'extensive bruising' across her body, Hyrcani Human Rights Media claimed.
Shortly after returning home, her condition deteriorated with severe nausea, and she died while being transported to Bandar Anzali Hospital. No official explanation has been provided for the cause of her sickness.
During the nationwide 'Woman, Life, Freedom' protests of 2022, over the death in custody of Mahsa Amini who was arrested for wearing her hijab incorrectly, authorities dismissed similar mysterious deaths as cases of overdose or suicide.
Iran 'tortures and executes teenage champion wrestler'
Champion wrestler Saleh Mohammadi, 19, was reportedly killed in a public hanging along with Mehdi Ghasemi and Saeed Davoudi in the city of Qom on Thursday.
The same thing should be done with Netanyahu. He is a war criminal and should be arrested for his crimes. But instead Trump let's him go free- law and order president. Now you're picking up on this court case like this is a bigger deal because the media is telling you it is. They are using this case as an excuse to bomb Iran, when they should be bombing Israel until they hand over Netanyahu.There are no verified videos of him murdering a police officer. Confessions were forced under torture and duress. He had an alibi and witnesses. Didnt have a right to a fair trial.
Anytime anyone rises up against their own tyranical government, the auto response is - "ItS a CoLoUR ReVoLuTioN" or "FaLsE FlaG"
Except that Netanyahu is likely already dead.
The knives are starting to get sharpened for trump, though.
Who will stop Trump on Iran?
As the war escalates and the president digs in, the White House says "Nobody tells him what to do"
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