Reports of executions and hospital raids targeting protesters in Iran

Reports from sources including the New York Post and Jerusalem Post allege that Iranian security forces have conducted raids on hospitals to execute injured protesters. Witnesses claim some victims were shot in the head while still connected to medical equipment like oxygen tubes. According to the 'No to Execution Tuesdays' campaign, over 207 people have been executed across 56 prisons in the last three weeks alone. Among those mentioned in the context of the recent crackdown is 20-year-old Ali Heidari. Allegations of widespread sexual violence against detainees have also surfaced, with reports of female prisoners requesting contraceptives from their families. These specific claims regarding hospital executions and sexual violence have not been independently verified by other international media outlets. The reports follow a period of intense crackdowns in which thousands were reportedly killed or arrested during nationwide protests. Authorities are accused of using these methods to systematically eliminate anti-regime activists.