Iran more than doubled executions in 2025 as global use of the death penalty hit 44-year high, report says
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This article is not considered a psychological operation. It covers a report by Amnesty International detailing a significant global increase in the use of the death penalty in 2025, reaching a 44-year high. The report highlights Iran as a primary driver of this surge, alongside other countries like Saudi Arabia and the United States, while noting the difficulty in obtaining accurate figures from nations that classify death penalty information as state secrets.
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