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At least 69 prisoners executed in four days, 207 in the last three weeks
The henchmen of the regime’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, who has surpassed other dictators in Iran’s history in brutality and crime, have sent at least 207 prisoners to the gallows with indescribable cruelty and mercilessness in the past three weeks. Sixty-nine of these prisoners were executed in the four days from November 9 to 12. This level of atrocity is the other side of the deadly impasse in which Khamenei is trapped, finding the only way to prevent an uprising is through more executions and creating an atmosphere of fear and terror.
On Sunday, November 9, 25 prisoners were hanged: Seyed Mohammad Haeri in Saveh, Saman Moradi and Dariush Amini in Ilam, Kamran Afshari in Arak, and Rashid Faramarzi in Neyshabur. The names of 20 of those executed were mentioned in a previous statement.
On Monday, November 10, the execution of 19 prisoners has been recorded so far, including: Milad Nemati in Jiroft, Shahab Nazemi in Bojnurd, Behzad Zeidi in Zanjan, Shahriar Nami and another prisoner in Qazvin, a prisoner named Ghasemi in Damghan, Noushad Mousavi in Chabahar, Abdolrahman Mehrabani in Gorgan, and 5 prisoners in Birjand. The names of the other victims were mentioned in a previous statement.
On Tuesday, November 11, the hanging of 15 prisoners has been reported so far, including: Khodayar Joghatai in Sabzevar, Shahin Saleh and another prisoner in Birjand, Allah Karam Nazari in Dezful, Omid Baghlani in Ahvaz, Vahid Fazeli in Rasht, Arash Karimi in Ardabil, Mostafa Al-Khamis in Bushehr, and Kakamorad Panahi in Kashmar. The names of the remaining individuals executed on November 11 have been previously announced.
On Wednesday, November 12, another group of prisoners were executed, and by noon today, the names of 10 of them have been identified: Mehdi Moridi in Aligudarz, Nezam Saeedi in Kerman, Yaqub Dechi in Ilam, Ali Kazemian, Soroush Haghpanah, Ali Heydari, and another prisoner in Qezel Hesar, Saeed Mokhtari and Shahrokh Mostafavi in Dastgerd, Isfahan, and Ali-Safa Niazi in Shahr-e Kord. The other victims will be announced after verification.
In addition, on Tuesday, November 11, a 26-year-old young female prisoner named Sahar Shahbazian suffered a cardiac arrest in Fardis Prison in Karaj and lost her life due to negligence and delay by prison guards in transferring her to a hospital.
Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI)
13 November 2025