Iran has executed two men affiliated with the exiled opposition group Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) for their involvement in attacks targeting civilian infrastructure. The two individuals were found guilty of manufacturing improvised mortars and carrying out assaults on civilians, residential areas, and public institutions. Iranian authorities accused them of waging war against God, reflecting the government's stance on the banned group. The executions underscore Tehran's ongoing crackdown on opposition factions it deems threats to national security.