Rare Attack Targets Judges in Tehran

Rare Attack Targets Judges in Tehran

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Updated 18 days ago

Incident Details

Two prominent hard-line judges, Mohammad Mogheiseh and Ali Razini, were fatally shot in , with the assailant subsequently taking his own life. A bodyguard was also wounded in the incident.

The attack marks a rare instance of violence targeting Iran's judiciary, highlighting the risks faced by judges known for their hard-line stance.

Background and Context

Both judges were noted for prosecuting and imposing severe sentences on activists, reflecting their hard-line positions.

Notably, Ali Razini survived a failed assassination attempt in 1999, indicating a history of targeted threats against him.
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