Iran Denies Trump's Claim of Halting 800 Executions

• Iran's top prosecutor, Mohammad Movahedi, denied US President Donald Trump's claim that his intervention stopped the execution of 800 prisoners.
• Movahedi stated that Trump's comments were "completely false" and that no such number of executions was planned.
• The denial was reported by Mizan, the news agency of Iran’s judiciary.
• The incident raises questions about potential mass executions following nationwide protests in Iran.
• Trump had previously warned that mass executions and killing peaceful protesters would be a "red line" for a possible US military strike on Iran.

Why It Matters: Iran's top prosecutor refutes Trump's claim about halting 800 executions, calling it "completely false."