U.S. President Donald Trump has publicly urged Iran to release eight women who are reportedly facing execution, framing the request as a gesture of goodwill ahead of potential negotiations. In a post on Truth Social, Trump directly addressed Iranian leaders, asking them to spare the detainees and suggesting that this act would positively impact upcoming discussions. The appeal follows claims from pro-Israel activist Eyal Yakoby that the women were arrested during anti-regime protests earlier this year. Among those named is Bita Hemmati, accused of using explosives and sentenced to death alongside her husband. Diana Taherabadi, a 16-year-old, faces charges of “waging war against God” for participating in protests, while Mahboubeh Shabani, aged 33, was detained for assisting wounded demonstrators. Other women mentioned include Venus Hosseinnejad and Golnaz Naraghi, who reportedly faced coercion to confess during their detentions. Human rights organizations have condemned Iran's judicial processes, citing over 50,000 detentions during recent protests and more than 300 executions reported in January alone.