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Erfan Soltani, the 26-year-old symbol of protests in Iran, has been released on bail after being sentenced to death for anti-government propaganda, amidst rising tensions between Iran and the US.

Iranian protester Erfan Soltani, 26, was released on bail amid U.S. warnings about his possible execution and threats of military action from Donald Trump if Tehran executed any dissenting protesters.

The article discusses the case of Erfan, a protester in Iran, emphasizing his rights and the objections to his imprisonment.

The Iranian regime announced it does not intend to execute Erfan Soltani, who was facing a death sentence amidst warnings from Washington, allowing his family a final meeting before the execution that was scheduled for Wednesday.

Erfan Soltani has been informed that he will not face the death penalty, with the foreign minister also stating that no additional executions are scheduled.

Erfan Soltani, a 26-year-old Iranian arrested during protests against the regime, has not been sentenced to death according to state television citing judicial sources.

Iranian justice has stated that 26-year-old Erfan Soltani, arrested during protests on January 10, has not been sentenced to death amid speculation about his imminent execution.

Iranian judiciary denied reports that protester Erfan Soltani was sentenced to death, clarifying that execution has been postponed.

Erfan Soltani, a 26-year-old Iranian who was arrested during anti-government protests, will not face the death penalty, as confirmed by Iranian judicial authorities.

Iranian judges clarified that the charges against 26-year-old Erfan Soltani do not carry a death penalty.

Erfan Soltani, a 26-year-old who was sentenced for participating in protests in Iran, was not executed today, leaving his family in anxiety as the possibility of execution remains.

Erfan Soltani, a 26-year-old who was expected to be the first executed for the protests in Iran, will not face execution today, though he remains at risk, raising safety concerns.

The family of Erfan Soltani, the first Iranian protester sentenced to death, is uncertain about his status after the deadline for his execution passed without any communication from authorities.

The article discusses the Iranian regime's violent crackdown on protesters, including the death sentence imposed on Erfan Soltani and the international implications as the US threatens action against Iran.

Erfan Soltani is reported as the first person sentenced to death in connection with the protests in Iran, with his family unaware of the charges against him.

Thousands of Iranians, including promising young individuals aged 17 to 39, have been killed during the violent repression of protests that have been ongoing for over two weeks.

The planned execution of 26-year-old Erfan Sultani in Iran has sparked global outrage after he was given only 10 minutes to say goodbye to his family following his detention during anti-government protests.

Erfan Soltani, a 26-year-old Iranian, faces execution after being arrested for participating in anti-government protests, making him a symbol of repression in Iran.

Erfan Soltani's family is pleading with President Trump to intervene and prevent his execution by the Iranian regime, marking a pivotal moment following mass protests against the government.

The Iranian regime has scheduled the execution of 26-year-old Erfan Soltani following his arrest during nationwide protests, amid lack of due process and a warning of retaliation from President Trump.

Iran's judiciary chief has promised more 'quick trials' following the death sentence handed to 26-year-old protester Erfan Soltani amid escalating demonstrations.

As the death toll from the Iran protests continues to rise, President Trump has warned of significant repercussions if Iranian authorities proceed with executions of protesters, including Erfan Soltani whose execution is imminent.

Iran's prosecutor's office threatens death penalties for arrested protesters amid rising concerns over intensified repression, particularly in the case of 26-year-old Erfan Soltani, who has reportedly already been sentenced to death.

The impending execution of 26-year-old protester Erfan Soltani in Iran has sparked a wave of international outrage and raised concerns about the treatment of recent detainees from protests.

Iran is set to execute 26-year-old Erfan Sultani by hanging for his involvement in anti-government demonstrations, with humanitarian organizations condemning the actions and highlighting the mass arrests following widespread protests.

Iran is reportedly set to execute 26-year-old Erfan Soltani, the first death sentence related to recent anti-government protests, allegedly without a trial.

Iran is poised to execute Erfan Soltani, a protester arrested during the recent anti-regime demonstrations, marking the first death penalty related to the protests.

In Iran, a prosecutor's warning states that those convicted of being "enemies of God" face the death penalty, as exemplified by the case of Erfan.