Abdul Fazl Ghadiani: Ali Khamenei and His Repressive Agents Are Still Thirsty for Blood

Abdul Fazl Ghadiani, a political activist, wrote in a note published on the Telegram channel Kalameh: "Ali Khamenei, the tyrannical power-hungry and bloodthirsty leader of Iran and his repressive agents are still thirsty for blood." This opposition political activist referred to the execution of three young protesters in Isfahan prison, adding: "Everyone knows that these dear ones were forced to confess under brutal torture; it is certain that there has never been a fair trial for these three young men or for other condemned individuals." Ghadiani emphasized: "When the fear of losing power, the sense of vengeance, and deceit and wickedness come together, such heinous acts and sinister intentions arise. In response, all freedom-seekers, the free, and opponents of this anti-national regime must raise their voices in protest and do whatever they can to stop the killing machine of the clerical regime." Mr. Ghadiani stated: "In any case, the main culprit and responsible party for these crimes is Ali Khamenei, who must be held accountable." Saleh Mirhashemi, Majid Kazemi Sheikhshabani, and Saeed Yaqoubi Kordsefli, the accused in the 'Isfahan House' case, were executed early on Friday, May 29. These three were accused of killing two Basij members and a police officer. This occurred despite their and their families' repeated denials of the accusation. The three defendants also stated that they were forced to make televised confessions after extensive torture. The awarding of the American PEN Association Prize to Narges Mohammadi and the repeated message 'Do not execute' to the Islamic Republic has sparked great anger and sorrow among users and figures regarding the execution of Majid Kazemi, Saeed Yaqoubi, and Saleh Mirhashemi. International reactions to the execution of three more protesters in Iran: What we have done is not enough. The family of Majid (Mohammad) Kazemi at the grave of this executed protester in Isfahan. A group of UN experts: The Islamic Republic must stop the 'terrifying wave of executions.' A representative of the German Parliament to Voice of America: The Islamic Republic has shown through executions that it is only seeking terror.