Iran Executes Two Citizens for Spying for Israel
Summary
Iran has executed two citizens accused of spying for Israel and sharing information on sensitive military and security sites during the Iran-Israel war. Human rights groups say executions in Iran have risen sharply under broad national security charges.
Key Points
- Iran executed two Iranian citizens on charges of spying for Israel, Reuters reported citing Fars news agency.
- The pair were accused of giving Israel information on sensitive military and security sites during the Iran-Israel war.
- Amnesty International says at least 26 people linked to January 2026 protests have been executed by July.
- Human rights groups say Iran has increased executions using broad charges such as espionage and activities against national security.
