'Shock' Iran executes 'treasure 3' including teenage wrestling champion "forced confession by torture"... The full story of the "unprecedented tragedy" is revealed

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Three men, including a teenage wrestling prospect, have died tragically. The world was angry at Iran's anti-human decision.

U.S. media "CBS News" reported on the 20th (Korea Standard Time) that "Iranian authorities executed Thursday on three men accused of killing police during protests in January."

According to foreign media, Saleh Mohammadi, a 19-year-old boy of Iran's national wrestling team, was also confirmed to be included in the list of victims.

According to the Iranian judiciary-affiliated Mizan news agency, they were convicted of Moharebe charges, which under Islamic law means war against God. Specifically, it is alleged that it was involved in killing two police officers and carried out operational activities for the United States and Israel.

The biggest tragedy is the death of Mohammadi, a talent that the sports world has been paying attention to. Mohammadi was a teenage wrestling champion who also competed in international competitions and turned 19 just last week. "Mohamadi was forced to confess by torture," Amnesty International said, strongly criticizing, "and the death penalty was quickly decided without going through proper trial procedures."

"They were sentenced to death after an unfair trial based on confessions obtained through torture," said a Norway-based Iranian human rights group, denouncing the execution as "a de facto extra-legal murder using the judicial system."

The execution is the first official announcement since the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in February when the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran.

"This is Iran's terrorist regime," White House press secretary Olivia Wales said in a statement. "This tragedy is a stark reminder of why Operation Epic Fury is just and necessary."

Iran, meanwhile, is known as the world's largest executioner after China. According to human rights groups, Iran hanged at least 1,500 people last year alone. Even now, hundreds of protesters are on the verge of capital punishment, raising concerns about large-scale additional executions.

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