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Iranian court finds U.S. guilty in 2017 attacks in Tehran
IRNA – A court in Iran has ruled that the U.S. government, as well as some American institutions and officials, must pay some $312 million in damages to families of the victims of 2017 terrorist attacks in Tehran.
According to a Wednesday statement by the Iranian Judiciary’s International Affairs and Human Rights Department, the 55th branch of the Tehran Court of Justice arrived at the verdict within the framework of taking reciprocal action against the U.S. government, based on the legal actions taken by the families of the victims.
Under the ruling, the U.S. government, as well as some American institutions and officials, must pay $312.95 million as “material, spiritual and punitive damages” to families of the victims.