US EditionDjalalis Asks for Help From NATO and EU Member Countries
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Swedish-Iranian researcher Ahmadreza Djalali has once again been transferred from his fellow prisoners in Evin Prison in Iran. “I already thought yesterday that this will be his last conversation,” says his wife Vida Mehrannia.
In Iran, Swedish-Iranian emergency doctor Ahmadreza Djalali has been moved again, this time alone and to an unknown location. This is according to Amnesty International, which sees this as a signal that he may be executed. The human rights organization previously warned of more executions in Iran, due to the conflict with Israel.
The Swedish-Iranian researcher Ahmadreza Djalali has been moved after the bombings of the infamous Evin Prison in Tehran. The Foreign Minister now states that the government does not know where he has been taken. “The Swedish embassy in Tehran is in contact with local authorities,” she writes on X.
10:37 Amnesty International fears that Iran is planning to execute Iranian-Swedish VUB visiting professor Ahmadreza Djalali, who has been imprisoned in Iran for more than nine years.
Djalalis asks for help from NATO and EU member countries
Stockholm – The situation for Swedish-Iranian Ahmadreza Djalali, who is sentenced to death in Iran, is critical, his wife reports in a letter to Sweden’s Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson. Vida Mehrannia asks Kristersson to raise his case during the NATO summit that begins in The Hague on Tuesday. She also appeals to the EU member states. Djalali has been moved from his cell in Evin prison and has been asked to pack his belongings. It is unclear wh…
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