Iran Denies Execution of 8 Women After Trump’s Clemency Plea

Judiciary Rejection: Iran’s judiciary has officially labeled US President Donald Trump’s claims about the imminent execution of eight women as "fake news," asserting that the President was misled by social media rumors.

Status of Detainees: The judiciary-affiliated news agency, Mizan, clarified that some of the women mentioned have already been released, while others face charges that would lead to imprisonment rather than the death penalty.

Trump’s Appeal: Donald Trump had earlier urged Iranian authorities on Truth Social to release the women as a "great start" to upcoming negotiations, citing reports that they were facing death by hanging.

Contradictory Reports: While Iran denies the death sentences, international rights groups maintain that at least one woman from the recent protests has been sentenced to death, and others face capital charges like "waging war against God."

Iran Dismisses Trump’s Clemency Plea, Denying Execution of Eight Women

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