The Harana website reported that Amir Dalshad, one of the arrestees of the Iranian National Revolution in January 1404, was sentenced to death by the Revolutionary Court of Mashhad and his case was transferred to the Supreme Court after an appeal was filed. According to this report, the Fifth Branch of the Mashhad Revolutionary Court, presided over by Judge Hossein Yazdanka, issued this verdict. The charges brought against Dalshad include "operational action that disrupts the security and national interests in favor of one of the opposition groups" through active participation in demonstrations and "arson and destruction of public property." Dalshad was arrested by the security forces during the demonstrations in January 1404 and is currently imprisoned in Vakil Abad prison in Mashhad.

The Harana website reported that Amir Dalshad, one of the arrestees of the Iranian National Revolution in January 1404, was sentenced to death by the Revolutionary Court of Mashhad and his case was transferred to the Supreme Court after an appeal was filed. According to this report, the Fifth Branch of the Mashhad Revolutionary Court, presided over by Judge Hossein Yazdanka, issued this verdict. The charges brought against Dalshad include "operational action that disrupts the security and national interests in favor of one of the opposition groups" through active participation in demonstrations and "arson and destruction of public property." Dalshad was arrested by the security forces during the demonstrations in January 1404 and is currently imprisoned in Vakil Abad prison in Mashhad.