<h1>Gunman Kills Two Judges Linked to Iran's 1988 Mass Executions at Tehran's Palace of Justice, Shooter Commits Suicide.</h1> A gunman in Tehran fatally shot two hard-line judges involved in Iran's 1988 mass executions. The attack, which also injured a bodyguard, occurred at the Palace of Justice, a high-security judiciary headquarters. The shooter, who later committed suicide, was identified as an 'infiltrator' with no direct ties to the Supreme Court. The judges, known for their roles in the controversial executions and criticized for unfair trials, had previously faced threats. The killings highlight ongoing tensions in Iran amid economic challenges and geopolitical pressures, with investigations underway to identify those behind the attack.