Agil Kashavarz, a 27-year-old architecture student, was executed in Iran after being convicted of spying for Israel. Authorities claimed he carried out over 200 missions for Israeli intelligence, including photographing sensitive sites and conducting surveys. The Iranian judiciary stated that Kashavarz communicated with Israeli agents and received payments in cryptocurrencies. Human rights organizations condemned the execution, alleging that Kashavarz's confession was obtained under torture and criticizing the fairness of the trial.