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Iran Hangs Three Men Convicted of Roles in January Anti-Government Protests
Iran has hanged three men convicted of involvement in January protests against the government. The executions follow protests sparked by economic hardships, including unaffordable food and energy. The events resulted in thousands killed and mass arrests.
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Iran hanged three men for their participation in the January protests against the government, @MarioNawfal reported. The executed individuals were Mehdi Rassouli, Mohammad Reza Miri, and Ebrahim Dolatabadi. The youngest among them was 21 years old.
Mehdi Rassouli, Mohammad Reza Miri, and Ebrahim Dolatabadi had taken part in the January protests against the Iranian government. These protests began due to widespread inability to afford food and energy. The January protests in Iran concluded with at least thousands killed, alongside mass arrests and subsequent executions.
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