Overview
- State media identified Keshavarz, 27, as executed on Saturday after the Supreme Court affirmed his conviction for spying for Israel.
- Iranian authorities say he was arrested in May in Urmia while photographing an army headquarters building.
- Judicial reports accuse him of more than 200 assignments across Tehran, Isfahan, Urmia and Shahroud, with encrypted contacts and cryptocurrency payments.
- Official accounts cite confessions and items such as phone messages linked to Israel and a notebook of security addresses, plus alleged ties to the MKO.
- Human-rights organizations report coerced confessions in similar cases and note a rise in espionage executions since the June conflict, alongside tougher penalties enacted in October.