Amirhossein Maleki and Amirhossein Ebrahimi, two other protesters from Dey in Isfahan, were executed

🔸Amirhossein Maleki and Amirhossein Ebrahimi, two other detainees of the protests of Dey 1404 in Isfahan, were executed in the early hours of Tuesday, 12 Aban.

🔸These two were also among the 12 defendants in the well-known case known as the “Alikhani Square of Isfahan,” in which, so far, seven of them have been executed.

🔸The official news agency of Iran’s Judiciary, Mizan, on Tuesday, in its report, introduced Maleki, 19, and Ebrahimi, 18, as “main perpetrators” of the events of the evening of 18 Dey in Alikhani Square in Isfahan.

🔸In this official report, the allegation is also raised that the two were “armed” that night and that “based on evidence, the convicted persons’ own confessions, and other defendants’ statements, they were present at the scene of the incident in an armed manner.”

🔸However, in this case as well, the Islamic Republic Judiciary has not provided any documents or evidence, as in other cases involving political prisoners, and according to the certification of human rights organizations, the related courts’ proceedings and the rulings issued in them are also not considered reliable.

🔸Radio Farda previously published a report on this case, which was formed after the killing of four Special Unit officers during last year’s protests on 18 Dey in Alikhani Square in Isfahan.