The execution of Djamshid Sharmahd, a German-Iranian dual citizen, in Iran has sparked international condemnation.

Despite Germany's repeated calls for clemency, Sharmahd was executed on charges of terrorism, which his family and human rights groups vehemently deny.

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock condemned the execution, labeling Iran's regime as 'inhumane' and warning of severe diplomatic repercussions.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz also criticized the act as scandalous.

Sharmahd's case has highlighted the strained relations between Iran and Western nations, with calls for diplomatic actions against Iran intensifying.

The execution underscores the ongoing human rights concerns in Iran, where foreign nationals are often caught in political crossfires.