In a shocking incident in Tehran, two high-profile Iranian Supreme Court judges were killed in what is being described as a planned assassination. The judges, known for their controversial ties to mass executions during the 1988 purge, were shot outside the Supreme Court before the gunman turned the weapon on himself. State media report that this is a rare and deadly attack within the capital, prompting investigations into potential motives, including speculation of a foreign plot. Witnesses and former prisoners have recalled the brutality associated with the slain judges, which adds to the gravity of the incident.