Iranian authorities announced the execution of Omar Darstaran, described as a key member of the Sunni armed group Jaish al-Adl, on charges of supplying weapons, transporting fighters and scouting military bases. Two days later, reports said a man convicted of carrying out armed attacks during the war and of supporting Israel had been executed; Arabi21 named him as Ali Sina Mostafavi, said his attacks took place in Kerman province during the war with the United States and Israel, and relayed Reza Pahlavi's questioning of the accusations.
Some coverage focused on the identity of the executed man, his organizational affiliation, the details of the charges and where his group operates, while other reports were brief and carried only the news that a man convicted of armed attacks during the war and of supporting Israel had been executed, without a name or place; Arabi21's report was the broadest, naming the executed man, specifying Kerman province and relaying Reza Pahlavi's comment on the accusations.