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3:27Now PlayingIran on Saturday executed two individuals for their alleged links with the People’s Mujahedin of Iran (MEK), a banned organisation in Tehran, which is often accused by the Iranian authorities of being involved in terrorism-related activities. The individuals were identified as Abolhassan Montazer and Vahid Baniamerian, by the news agency AFP.
According to the judiciary’s Mizan Online website, the men were found guilty of attempting “rebellion through involvement in multiple terrorist acts”, as well as membership in the MEK group and carrying out acts of sabotage aimed at overthrowing the Islamic republic. Saturday’s hangings are the latest in a rapid succession of executions targeting MEK members and others deemed enemies of the state. Four other MEK-linked persons were executed earlier this week. On Thursday, authorities hanged a man convicted of acting on behalf of Israel and the United States during a wave of anti-government protests earlier this year.
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