Alisina Mustafavi, a political prisoner and one of the Dima protesters, was executed following the wave of executions in Iran, the judiciary of the Islamic Republic announced on Wednesday, October 14, the execution of Alisina Mustafavi, a political prisoner, in Kerman. Users on social networks presented Mustafavi as an athlete and musician from Bam. The Mizan news agency, which is affiliated with the judiciary, called this political prisoner and one of the January 1404 protesters "Sultan Talib" and accused him of armed action in the city of Kerman. This state news agency also accused Mustafavi of sending photos and videos to foreign media, both during the Dima protests and during the recent war. Most of the political prisoners and government opponents sentenced to death in Iran were tried in closed courts or if tried in public courts, they later confirmed that they were forced to confess to torture and great physical and mental pressure. Alisina Mustafavi, who was moved to solitary confinement like the inmates ready to carry out the death sentence, was executed on Tuesday, following a wave of executions of Dima protesters and political prisoners accused of spying for America and Israel. Shahzadeh Reza Pahlavi, in a message published on Channel X on Tuesday, called Mustafavi a "patriotic young man" who was "sentenced to death in the show court of the Islamic Republic of Iran following forced confessions under torture." Read the full version of this report on the Radio Farda website.

Alisina Mustafavi, a political prisoner and one of the Dima protesters, was executed following the wave of executions in Iran, the judiciary of the Islamic Republic announced on Wednesday, October 14, the execution of Alisina Mustafavi, a political prisoner, in Kerman. Users on social networks presented Mustafavi as an athlete and musician from Bam. The Mizan news agency, which is affiliated with the judiciary, called this political prisoner and one of the January 1404 protesters "Sultan Talib" and accused him of armed action in the city of Kerman. This state news agency also accused Mustafavi of sending photos and videos to foreign media, both during the Dima protests and during the recent war. Most of the political prisoners and government opponents sentenced to death in Iran were tried in closed courts or if tried in public courts, they later confirmed that they were forced to confess to torture and great physical and mental pressure. Alisina Mustafavi, who was moved to solitary confinement like the inmates ready to carry out the death sentence, was executed on Tuesday, following a wave of executions of Dima protesters and political prisoners accused of spying for America and Israel. Shahzadeh Reza Pahlavi, in a message published on Channel X on Tuesday, called Mustafavi a "patriotic young man" who was "sentenced to death in the show court of the Islamic Republic of Iran following forced confessions under torture." Read the full version of this report on the Radio Farda website.