Three others publicly hanged in the city of Zahedan

Iran Press News: On Wednesday, January 10th, the Islamic regime publicly hanged 3 other men in the south eastern city of Zahedan (province of Sistan-Baluchestan). The 3 men named Changeez N. and Ali B. and Mohammad Sh.; they were executed in one of Zahedan’s city squares.

The men were charged with "disturbing the public security and smuggling arms".

In an attempt to quash the anti-regime protests in Sistan-Baluchestan, the Islamic republic has dispatched a large number of military forces to the region. According to local sources, during the last several months the Islamic regime has executed upwards of 200 people in that region; each of these individuals are charged with smuggling and kidnapping.

This is while according to many experts in Iran, authorities of the Islamic regime themselves are in charge of widespread smuggling in and out of the country, since the existence of a high volume of various kinds of goods, drugs and guns; buying and selling in Iran is also quite impossible without the cooperation of the regime’s forces and smuggling networks.