Two prisoners executed on drug-related charges is while the commanders of the Revolutionary Guards are in charge of controlling drug cartels and directing them to Europe
According to the Iranian Human Rights Society, on Wednesday, July 31st, 2024. Two prisoner executed in Baft prison in Kerman and Yasouj provinces. According to a report sent to the Iranian Human Rights Society. This prisoner, whose name was Mohammad Javad Teklo, executed in Baft prison on the morning of Saturday, July18, 2024.
He arrested in 2018 on charges of murder and sentenced to death. According to reliable sources, the victim was a drug trafficker affiliated with the IRGC, who was killed in a fight by the IRGC in a shot at his car. In order to avoid accountability and staging, IRGC agents had accused Mohammad Javad Teklo of murder.
The body of Mohammad Javad Tekloburied on Monday, July19. So far, the news of this execution not published by domestic media and judicial websites.
Execution of a prisoner in Yasuj
A prisoner named Heshmat Moradianexecuted in the morning of Wednesday, July 31st, 2024, in Yasouj Central Prison. The prisoner charged with murder. 40-year-old Heshmat Moradian arrested 3 years ago on charges of murder and sentenced to death.
The news of the execution of this prisoner not published by the domestic media or websites affiliated with the judiciary.
The arrest of Mouloud Safaei, the third member of the Safaei family, in prison
Women of Lakan prison in Rasht, increasing the number of prisons participating in the campaign on Tuesdays not to execution
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Execution of two drug defendants in Saelmas prison and increase in execution in Urmia prison, control of drug trafficking cartels by IRGC
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) identified the IRGC as one of the main actors in heroin trafficking from Afghanistan to Europe in 2008. Numerous reports indicate that the IRGC’s Quds Force, the IRGC’s overseas branch, is using the proceeds of this smuggling to support militant groups in the region, including Lebanon’s Hezbollah. This income is also used to finance terrorist activities and suppress the opposition inside Iran.
Investigations show that the IRGC uses various routes to smuggle drugs, including smuggling through Iran’s eastern borders with Afghanistan and Pakistan. Also, there is evidence that the IRGC uses drug trafficking networks to launder money and circumvent sanctions.
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