Gay Sex Tape Row in Iran: Iranian Officer Promoting 'Islamic Values' Suspended After Video Showing Him With Another Man Goes Viral
The head of culture and Islamic guidance in Gilan province, Iran, Reza Tsaghati, has been suspended from his position following the circulation of an unverified sex tape allegedly featuring him and another man, prompting investigations and online outrage.
A controversy has erupted in Iran as a gay sex tape allegedly featuring Reza Tsaghati, the head of culture and Islamic guidance in Gilan province, surfaced online. The unverified video has led to Tsaghati's suspension from his position, pending an official investigation. Authorities have denied prior knowledge of Tsaghati's alleged "behaviour" and emphasised their commitment to upholding Islamic values. Based on Sharia law, homosexuality is illegal in Islam. The viral video reportedly showed the Iranian officer having gay sex with another man. US Have Intelligence That Iran is Aiming to Carry Out Attack Across Middle East, Says Report.
Iranian Official Suspended Over Alleged Sex Tape Controversy
An Iranian cultural official was removed from his job promoting conservative Islamic values after an unverified sex tape allegedly featuring him and another man began circulating. https://t.co/0LpxrPqeZG
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