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Iran Executes Three Men Accused of Anti-Regime Protest Activities
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Iran executed three men, Hassan Divband, Hamid Kazemi, and Reza Zanganeh, on Sunday after they were convicted of participating in violent anti-regime protests in January. The judiciary accused them of acting on behalf of Israel and the US and of damaging infrastructure. The executions follow a reported rise in executions of protesters since February, amid ongoing demonstrations that began over the cost of living.
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- Iran executed Hassan Divband, Hamid Kazemi, and Reza Zanganeh for alleged anti-regime protest activities.
- The judiciary claimed the executed men acted on behalf of Israel and the US.
- The men were accused of using weapons and damaging a power station during January protests in Karaj.
- Executions of anti-regime protesters have reportedly increased in Iran since February.
- The January protests began over the cost of living and saw widespread demonstrations.
- Iranian security forces reportedly killed tens of thousands of protesters.
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