Masoud Chamani, a resident of Bukan, has been sentenced by the Revolutionary Court of the city to two years and seven months of discretionary imprisonment. He had previously been arrested by security forces in February 2026 and was later temporarily released on bail.
According to Kolbarnews, in recent days, Masoud Chamani, a 35-year-old resident of the village of Ebrahimabad in Bukan County, West Azerbaijan Province, was sentenced by the Bukan Revolutionary Court to two years and seven months of discretionary imprisonment on charges of “propaganda against the state” and “membership in groups and associations opposed to the country.”
He was arrested on 12 February 2026, when security forces raided his home without presenting a judicial warrant and transferred him to an undisclosed location. After spending a period in detention, he was temporarily released on bail pending the enforcement of his sentence.
According to published information, throughout his detention, Masoud Chamani was denied access to legal counsel, family visits, and telephone contact with his family.
