DUBAI: Iranian state television aired a video on Saturday in which a champion wrestler facing two death sentences appeared to confess to killing a ...
DUBAI: Iranian state television aired a video on Saturday in which a champion wrestler facing two death sentences appeared to confess to killing a water company security guard during anti-government protests in 2018.
The killing came during some of the worst unrest in the country in a decade after a rise in fuel prices. Iran's clerical rulers have blamed the street protests on"thugs" linked to exiles and foreign foes - the United States and Israel.
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