
Iranian soldier sentenced to death for refusing to fire on protesters during nationwide unrest
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Iran soldier Javid Khales was sentenced to death for refusing orders to shoot protesters during 2025-2026 nationwide demonstrations, human rights group reported Tuesday.
Bonny Chu is a Digital Production Assistant at Fox News Digital.
"According to informed sources, when faced with the command to shoot at protesting people, he refused to execute the order, leading to his immediate arrest and the opening of a case against him," IHRS said.
Witnesses claimed Khales, now in Isfahan prison, did not commit a crime but refused to shoot in an act of humanity, the group said.
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