Iran Records 335 Executions in November 2025, the Highest Monthly Toll in 37 Years

Slaughter intensifies in December with at least 44 executions in three days, one every 90 minutes. Khamenei attempts to prevent an uprising through mass killings, which only fuels the people’s rage. This regime of execution and terror must be ostracized, and its leaders brought to justice for crimes against humanity and genocide.

In a shocking record, Iranian regime authorities hanged 335 prisoners, including 7 women, in November. Two of the victims were publicly executed with barbarity and cruelty that, in today’s world, can only come from a religious dictatorship. The number of executions this month was more than double the 155 in 2024, three times the 115 in 2023, six times the 57 in 2022, and eleven times the 30 in 2021.

The brutal wave of executions continued into the first three days of December. According to reports received by noon today, the execution of 44 prisoners in these three days—one every 90 minutes—has been confirmed. The identities of the other victims will be announced after verification.

The 13 victims on Wednesday, December 3, include: Keyvan Shah Bakhsh, 29, in Bam; Iman Mortazaei, 39, and Abufeiz Davoudi in Semnan; Hessam Norouzi and a female prisoner in Mashhad; Amir Emami and two other prisoners in Ghezel Hesar prison; a prisoner in Kangan, Bushehr province; Ali Kalhor in Gorgan; Mehdi Javanmardi, 38, in Rasht; Pirvali Sha’bani in Sabzevar; and Yousef Jamshidi (Mehrabi), 22, in Bandar Abbas.

On Tuesday, December 2, 20 prisoners were hanged by the regime’s judiciary. One of these victims was publicly hanged in Semnan. The names of the other 19 victims are: Mohammad Jafar Alinia in Behbahan; Ebrahim Kalagar in Nowshahr; Abbas Mozaffarzadeh, 27, in Qom; Soltan Morad Nasiri in Esfarayen; Mahmoud Abdollahi, Jalal Khorshidi, Ali Nirang, and another prisoner in Yazd; a prisoner named Pourheidari in Qazvin; Mahmoud Nouri, Hossein Shafizadeh, and Gholamreza Bahrami in Semnan; and 7 other prisoners in Isfahan named Shahab Mokhtari, Abdullah Brahui, 39 —a Baluch compatriot—Mehrdad Espid, 38, Shamal Mohammad Rashid, Arsalan Hossein Ali, Abolfazl Ghaderzadeh, and Meysam Panahi, 37.

On Monday, December 1, 11 prisoners were executed, including: Seyed Ali Hajipour in Taybad; Javad Souri in Shahrekord; Tayyeb Minayi in Ahvaz; Nourkhoda Akrami in Qom; two prisoners in Tabriz; Parsa Abdi and another prisoner in Bandar Abbas; Hossein Zamani in Dorud; Sepehr Goodarzi in Borujerd; and Ebrahim Tabrizi in Mahabad.

Additionally, on Sunday, November 30, besides the names of prisoners mentioned in the previous statement, Yashar Sadeghi in Bukan and Mansour Jalali in Kerman, and Parviz Rigi, 30, in Zahedan—both Baluch compatriots—were hanged.

The ruling religious fascism in Iran is futilely trying to prevent uprisings and revolts through bloodshed and killing. This rampant bloodshed only intensifies the rage of the enchained people. This regime of execution and terror must be ostracized by the international community, and regime supreme leader Ali Khamenei and its other ringleaders must be brought to justice for 46 years of crimes against humanity and genocide.

Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI)