Reports about the preparation for the execution of eight women in Iran have been officially denied.
Modern.az reports that the country's judiciary issued a statement about this.
It was stated that US President Donald Trump's post on this issue does not reflect the truth, and it was noted that he was "misled by fake news." The statement was published on Iran's official "Mizan Online" website.
It should be recalled that Donald Trump shared on the "Truth Social" platform that the release of these women "could be a good start for negotiations." He expressed this opinion based on a post by pro-Israel activist Eyal Yakobi.
The Iranian judiciary, in its statement, noted that some of the women alleged to be executed have already been released, while others face charges for which the maximum penalty can be imprisonment, and the death penalty is not foreseen.
