A separate editorial published by Tasnim, entitled 'On the immoral fantasies of an Instagram boy and two girls' said the short clips were made 'at great financial expense', were aimed at 'monetizing followers' and had a 'capitalist aspect'. In one of the clips, the boy was said to be gifted a horse worth 'one to two billion tomans' (US $31-62,000). The two girls in the video, he said, had already been summoned, charged and sentenced by an unnamed judicial authority, and 'judicial action' was being taken against the operator of the Instagram page.
Nevertheless, Colonel Ramin Pashaei, the cultural and social head of Iran's FATA Cyber Police, told Tasnim a case had been filed against those involved, 'but because we are dealing with children and adolescents, the approach is different.' The dialogue exchanged between them shows that they are merely the executors of pre-determined scenarios written by an adult.' In the clips, according to the IRGC-aligned Tasnim News Agency, 'Two underage girls are disturbingly present as 'his beauty queens'. The three youngsters had a shared channel in which they appeared in short videos together. Three children, a boy and two girls, are being prosecuted for making 'immoral clips' on Instagram, according to Iranian state media.
