Iran has executed two more men over anti-government unrest, marking a sharp escalation in political repression amid wartime conditions. Human rights groups warn Tehran is fast-tracking trials, silencing dissent and using fear to maintain control. Since February, dozens of protesters and alleged opponents have been executed, while thousands have been arrested and internet access restricted, limiting communication and evidence sharing.

DW's Anja Kueppers-McKinnon speaks to Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam of the NGO Iran Human Rights.