The Islamic Republic executed Nasser Bekerzadeh.

 

#Iranian_regime_executed_Naser_Bakerzadeh

 The #Islamic_Republic_executed #Nasser_Bekerzadeh. By doing so, the Islamic Republic showed that it has a grudge against the Kurdish people. It also said to the head of the judiciary that if anyone is executed in Palestine, we will execute 10 people in Iran, meaning that the Palestinian people are taking revenge on the Iranian people.

 Two more executions on charges of “spying for Israel”; the sixth since January Iranian state media reported the execution of Yaqoob Karimpour and Nasser Bekerzadeh on charges of “spying for Israel.” With the execution of these two prisoners, the number of executions on this charge since January 1404 has reached at least six. Yaqoob Karimpour, a 43-year-old Turkish citizen from Yarsan, was disabled and had a law degree. He was arrested on June 13, 1404, and, according to an informed source, spent 75 days in the Miandoab detention center under severe physical and mental pressure.Internationally
In 1948, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was written. But the big problem is:
Two-sided policy: Powerful countries talk about human rights when they have interests, but remain silent when they have interests with dictators.
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Executions, especially when concentrated in Kurdish cities, 
The aim is to send a message of fear and despair to society. This is a strategy to prevent any mass uprisings and protests (as we have seen in recent years).