In a shocking and daring incident, two judges of the Supreme Court of Iran, Ali Razini and Mohammad Moghiseh, were shot and killed in front of the Supreme Court building in Tehran.
According to reports, the assailant was a guard who apparently had grown disillusioned with the Islamist dictatorship in Iran. The guard’s motivations and identity have not been officially confirmed.
Judges Razini and Moghiseh were known for their hardline stance and had earned the nickname “hangmen” due to their strict adherence to the regime’s harsh laws.
This brazen attack has sent shockwaves through the Iranian establishment, and the implications of this incident are still unfolding. The Iranian government has yet to release an official statement on the matter.
As the situation continues to develop, international observers are watching closely to see how the Iranian regime will respond to this unprecedented challenge to its authority.
