Add The New York Post on Google Iran executed a man convicted of deliberately driving his car into police officers during anti-government protests in the city of Karaj in January, Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency reported on Sunday.
Shahram Sadeghi was accused of driving a car into police officers in Karaj on January 8, injuring seven officers, one of whom was reportedly left in a coma for three months, according to Tasnim news agency.
State media reported the execution of Shahram Sadeghi, a protester arrested in connection with the January 2026 nationwide protests. Mizan News The Karaj Revolutionary Court sentenced Sadeghi to death and confiscation of his assets for what authorities described as an “operational action” in favor of Israel, the United States and hostile groups under Iran’s espionage law.
Shahram Sadeghi was executed in Iran after being sentenced to death for allegedly ramming police officers during protests in January. Mirzan News The Supreme Court upheld the sentence and it was carried out early on Sunday, according to the judiciary.
