Lawyers for two Iranian journalists say they have received notices to report to prison within five days to begin serving their five-year sentence despite having been pardoned by the Leader.

The first hearing on the accusations of Amir Hossein Maghsoudlou, better known as Amir Tataloo, was held on Monday.

The CEO of Digikala, Iran's Amazon-like platform, was reportedly arrested and then after some hours released on bail.

The Iranian police force says it has managed to return six major suspects wanted for economic crimes to Iran through cooperation with Interpol.

Niloufer Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi, the two journalists detained for 17 months after the unrest following Mehsa Amini's death, were released from prison on bail.