Overview

• Iranian judicial outlets identified the man as Bahman C., described as a database expert at a telecommunications company.
• Officials alleged he worked on sensitive telecom projects and passed information, including methods to import electronic devices, to Mossad.
• State-linked reports said the death sentence was carried out by hanging after judicial procedures concluded.
• Activists contested the case, alleging torture and a coerced confession.
• The case comes after a post‑June security sweep that has seen multiple espionage prosecutions, with nine people reported hanged for spying and more than 1,000 executions recorded this year by Amnesty International.