Prince Reza Pahlavi's office announced that Abolfasal Ebrahimi and Amir Hossein Maleki, two 20-year-old protesters arrested in January 1404, were at risk of immediate execution, and their families were called to Isfahan's Destagrad prison for their last meeting. In the Elihani Square case, 12 death sentences were issued, seven of which have been executed so far. Navid Mohabi, a political analyst, said that the execution of protesters in unfair judicial proceedings is done with the aim of revenge and creating fear in society. He emphasized that the continuation of these executions can increase the demand for the responsibility of judges, prosecutors and other parties in these cases at the international level.

Prince Reza Pahlavi's office announced that Abolfasal Ebrahimi and Amir Hossein Maleki, two 20-year-old protesters arrested in January 1404, were at risk of immediate execution, and their families were called to Isfahan's Destagrad prison for their last meeting. In the Elihani Square case, 12 death sentences were issued, seven of which have been executed so far. Navid Mohabi, a political analyst, said that the execution of protesters in unfair judicial proceedings is done with the aim of revenge and creating fear in society. He emphasized that the continuation of these executions can increase the demand for the responsibility of judges, prosecutors and other parties in these cases at the international level.