According to a report received by Avatoday, on the afternoon of Wednesday, October 8 (16 Mehr), three Kurdish citizens — Khalid Qaderpour (30), Mohammad Qaderi (27), and Murad Rasoul Bahrami (36) — residents of the village of Tamarchin in the Piranshahr district of Urmia Province, were arrested by the intelligence forces of the terrorist Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of Iran and taken to an unknown location.
According to an informed source, the arrests were carried out without any judicial warrant or legal documentation from security authorities. No information has been released so far about the reasons for their detention, possible charges, or their whereabouts.
Avatoday has also learned that Mobin Talebani, a university student from Mariwan, and Keywan Saeedi, a Kurdish citizen from Naqadeh (Shno), were arrested by Iranian security forces and transferred to an undisclosed location.
According to the report, on Wednesday, October 8, Mobin Talebani, a 20-year-old student from Mariwan, was detained while returning from university. His car was stopped on the road, and three security agents arrested him and took him to an unknown destination.
Continuing the arrests of Kurdish activists, on Tuesday, October 7, Keywan Saeedi, 24 years old and a resident of the village of Singani near Naqadeh, was arrested after security forces raided his home.
As of the time this news was published, no detailed information has been made available regarding the reasons for the arrests, the possible charges, or the current whereabouts of these two citizens.
