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التيار الوطني الحر
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The execution of Shahram Sadigi, known as the "Death Car Driver," has been carried out in Iran after he was convicted of running over several police officers in the city of Karaj during the unrest in January. During investigations, Sadigi admitted that he drove at high speed with the intention of hitting and injuring or killing police officers, and then set fire to the vehicle involved in the incident. The Iranian judiciary sentenced Sadigi to death after finding him guilty of charges related to cooperation with Israel, the United States, and hostile groups. This was confirmed by the Supreme Court in accordance with laws concerning espionage and collaboration with enemy states. The purpose of the sentence is to deter such actions and to safeguard national security. The enforcement of the death penalty serves as a firm stance by Iran against what it considers hostile activities.
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