Iran executes man charged with working to 'benefit' US, Israel

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A man arrested in Iran and tried on charges of belonging to an “anti-revolutionary terrorist group” and committing “operational acts benefitting the US and Israel” was executed following a judicial ruling, Al Jazeera reports, citing Fars.

The individual was identified as Mehdi Khanki. According to Fars, he was arrested in Karaj after security forces discovered an arsenal in his home, including handguns, ammunition, explosive remotes, handmade grenades, shoulder-fired explosive tubes and high-destruction bombs.

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