Qom Prosecutor: Vahid Sayadi has died in the hospital

The public and revolutionary prosecutor of Qom claimed that Vahid Sayadi Nasiri, a political prisoner held in Langarud prison in Qom, was transferred to the hospital due to "liver disease" and died after "seven days". He did not deny the news of Mr. Sayadi's hunger strike and remained silent on this matter. According to the Mizan news agency affiliated with the judiciary, Mehdi Kahe, the prosecutor of Qom, stated on Thursday, December 22, that this prisoner had "deteriorated physically due to liver disease" and died after "seven days of hospitalization". He announced that the cause of death is "under investigation by forensic medicine". The prosecutor of Qom remained silent about the news of this prisoner's hunger strike. On Wednesday, December 21, prison officials in Qom informed Vahid Sayadi Nasiri's family about his death. According to Elaha Sayadi Nasiri, the sister of this prisoner, her brother had been on a hunger strike in recent days in protest against his detention conditions in Qom prison and his request for transfer to Evin prison. Vahid Sayadi Nasiri was first arrested in September 2015. His charges included "insulting sacred beliefs, insulting the leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and propaganda against the regime", mainly arising from his activities on social media, especially Facebook. Vahid Sayadi Nasiri, who was sentenced to a total of eight years in prison in the primary court, was released from Rajai Shahr prison in Karaj in April this year after serving two and a half years, due to Nowruz amnesty. The freedom of this political and ideological prisoner lasted only a few months, and in August this year, the intelligence department of Qom city re-arrested him. Previously, several political prisoners in Iran, including Akbar Mohammadi and Hadi Saber, had died due to lack of medical care and not being transferred to the hospital during hunger strikes. In this context, eight political and ideological prisoners in Tehran and Karaj prisons have "gone on hunger strike"; the "serious physical condition" of some political prisoners has worsened due to hunger strikes. A political prisoner died due to "hunger strike in Qom prison". "They said, 'Come to the paradise of Masoumeh'"; an interview with the sister of Vahid Sayadi Nasiri. Severe government repression and the danger of protests becoming 'underground'. What doctors and eyewitnesses narrate about the injured during protests. The emergence of limitations in China-Iran relations amid protests. 1. "Doctors' statement" about "evidence" of the killing of protesters under treatment. 2. Accounts from three eyewitnesses about the massacre and the situation in several cities in Isfahan province; "like war-torn areas". 3. The death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran amid the Iran crisis. 4. Trump announced an agreement to hold a meeting about Greenland in Davos. 5. Trump emphasized "stopping executions in Iran": we do not know what will happen in the future.