The Guardian: Iran’s president-elect, Ebrahim Raisi, is hardliner linked with mass executions
Raisi has been accused of systematically sending as many as 3,000 people to slaughter in late 80s
If Joe Biden thinks Vladimir Putin deserves to be called a killer, his description of Ebrahim Raisi, the 60-year-old president-elect of Iran, is likely to be unprintable.
The youngest member of the 1988 Tehran death committee, Raisi has been accused of systematically sending as many as 3,000 people to slaughter.
When he was head of the judiciary floggings and executions flourished, yet many see this election as a staging post to his becoming supreme leader when Ayatollah Khamenei dies.
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WNU Editor: So true .... If Joe Biden thinks Vladimir Putin deserves to be called a killer, his description of Ebrahim Raisi, the 60-year-old president-elect of Iran, is likely to be unprintable.
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Hardliner Raisi wins Iran’s presidential election -- RT
Iran dissidents blast 'sham' election after hardliner tied to executions becomes President -- FOX News
Iran election: Israel PM warns world of Ebrahim Raisi -- BBC
World reacts to election of Iran’s new hardline President Raisi -- Al Jazeera
Iran's Ebrahim Raisi: The hardline cleric set to become president -- BBC
Who is Iran's new President-elect Ebrahim Raisi? -- DW
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