Iran Publicly Executes Two Men Convicted of Attacking Police Officers

Iran carried out the public hangings of two anti-government protesters found guilty of violent attacks on police. The convicted men were accused of assaulting officers with machetes during the unrest. They allegedly tied police officers to road signs, dragged them on the ground, and doused them with gasoline before setting them on fire. The executions were carried out publicly, reflecting Iran's use of capital punishment against those convicted of serious crimes during the protest crackdowns.
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