The Iranian regime executed three prisoners convicted on drug-related charges at Sari prison, human rights group Hengaw reported on Wednesday.
The executions took place despite international criticism of the regime's widespread use of the death penalty for non-violent drug offenses.
Hengaw identified the executed individuals but provided no further details on their identities or the specific charges.
The Iranian regime has faced repeated condemnation for its high execution rate, particularly for drug-related crimes that often involve minimal due process.
Human rights organizations have called on the regime to halt executions and reform its judicial system.
This latest round of executions brings the total number of people put to death by the Iranian regime this year to over 200, according to monitoring groups.
