Iran Supreme Court Upholds 12-Year Sentence, Asset Confiscation for Sadegh Saedinid

Iran's Supreme Court has upheld a 12-year, six-month, and one-day prison sentence, total asset confiscation, and a two-year ban for Sadegh Saedinid. The specific charges are not detailed in the available text, but the severity suggests a politically or economically significant case. This ruling reinforces the judiciary's pattern of harsh penalties, potentially signaling continued crackdowns on dissent or financial crimes.