Iranian regime targeted teenage twins amid widening death campaign
The Iranian regime came for teenage twins, and their fate offers a glimpse into Tehran's widening death campaign, according to Fox News World. The case highlights how the crackdown reaches young people and families. It underscores concerns about Iran's expanding use of lethal repression.
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