On Monday, the Iranian regime executed two men, Mehrdad Mohammadinia and Ashkan Maleki, for their alleged involvement in a mosque arson during the January protests in Tehran. According to the Mizan news agency, their actions were framed as a justification for military aggression from the United States and Israel. The men were reportedly sentenced for moharebeh, or waging war against God, although the judiciary did not specify the charges. Human rights organizations have raised alarms over the fairness of their trial, noting that they were denied the opportunity for a final family visit and were not allowed to choose their legal representatives. Additionally, Masoud Payahoo was sentenced to 10 years in prison for filming a protest that went viral, accused of collaborating with Israel even though he claimed the footage was private. Concerns are also growing for Arman Marefati, a Kurdish citizen detained in connection with the protests, highlighting the increasing repression of dissent in Iran.