The Iranian Presidential Office has published the details of 2986 individuals who were killed during the protests in December. According to a statement from Masoud Pezeshkian's office, the total number of fatalities remains '3117,' and the discrepancy of 131 individuals is due to 'the unknown identity of some individuals and inconsistencies in the national identification records of some of the deceased with the civil registration system.'
Iran's Presidential Office Releases Details of 2986 Victims from December Protests
The Iranian government has released the names of 2986 people killed during the December protests, while the total death toll is reported as 3117. The discrepancy is attributed to issues with identity verification and record-keeping.
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The Iranian Presidential Office has released the names of 2986 individuals killed during protests in December, while the total death toll is reported as 3117, with discrepancies attributed to identity verification issues.
- 2986 names of deceased individuals have been published by the government.
- The total reported fatalities from the protests is 3117, with a noted discrepancy of 131.
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📚 Background
Iran has experienced widespread protests in recent years, often sparked by economic issues and political repression, leading to significant casualties.
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