Overview

• Iran’s judiciary outlet Mizan said Choobiasl worked on sensitive telecommunications projects and sought to help Mossad breach data centers and obtain government databases.
• Mizan reported that the Supreme Court rejected his appeal and upheld a death sentence on the charge of “corruption on earth.”
• Today’s hanging is about the 10th espionage-related execution since the June conflict, according to state announcements and news reports.
• The move comes after the United Nations reimposed sanctions over the weekend and the European Union announced similar measures on Monday.
• Independent monitors say Iran has executed over 1,000 people in 2025, and UN experts condemned the recent pace of hangings as a grave violation of the right to life.