Feyzollah Arab-Sorkhi, a member of the Mojahedin of the Islamic Revolution Organization, has been summoned to Evin Prison to serve a one-year prison sentence. According to reports, this case was initiated following a complaint by the Intelligence Organization of the IRGC. Arab-Sorkhi received the execution order on Tuesday and must present himself to Evin Prison within five days. He had previously been sentenced to five years in prison in 2009, after which he was released upon completing his sentence. He was one of those tried in the mass trials of 2009. Arab-Sorkhi, along with several others, had filed a complaint against 'Sardar Moshfeq', a senior IRGC official, for his involvement in the 2009 presidential election interference. Moshfeq had explicitly mentioned his interference in the presidential elections in a leaked audio file, which was also acknowledged by IRGC commander Aziz Jafari, who labeled the victory of reformists as a 'red line' for the IRGC.
Feyzollah Arab-Sorkhi Summoned to Evin Prison
Feyzollah Arab-Sorkhi has been summoned to Evin Prison to serve a one-year sentence related to his past political activities. This summons follows a complaint from the IRGC's Intelligence Organization. The case highlights ongoing political repression in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
Feyzollah Arab-Sorkhi summoned to Evin Prison to serve a one-year sentence following IRGC complaint.
- Iranian authorities arrest Feyzollah Arab-Sorkhi
- Intelligence Organization of the IRGC complain Feyzollah Arab-Sorkhi
- Feyzollah Arab-Sorkhi file Sardar Moshfeq
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The summoning of Arab-Sorkhi underscores the IRGC's continued control over political narratives.
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