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Sepehr Ebrahimi, a 19-year-old amateur boxer, was killed by the Islamic Republic's repressive forces during Iran's national protests in Andisheh township, Tehran. His devoted family endured a week of agonizing uncertainty before they finally located his body. Sepehr had joined the protesters under the pretext of heading to the gym, but the regime's suppressors ended his promising future, shattered his dreams, and buried his relentless efforts forever. #DigitalBlackoutlran #R2Pforlran #IranMassacre

Sepehr Ebrahimi, a 19-year-old amateur boxer, was killed by the Islamic Republic's repressive forces during Iran's national protests in Andisheh township, Tehran. His devoted family endured a week of agonizing uncertainty before they finally located his body. Sepehr had joined the protesters under the pretext of heading to the gym, but the regime's suppressors ended his promising future, shattered his dreams, and buried his relentless efforts forever. #DigitalBlackoutlran #R2Pforlran #IranMassacre

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I remember you well: You may not remember me, but I remember you very clearly. That very day when you surrounded our car with Kalashnikovs. You forced us out of the vehicle, searched our bodies under the pretext of “security,” and humiliated us. You were looking inside the car for “threats to security”; security that, apparently, was hidden in the phones of a few ordinary citizens, while the smallest details of your own information were never hidden from foreign intelligence services. I asked you: Why? You were drunk on power, backed by military-grade bullets. Your only reply was one sentence: “Shut up.” When you found nothing in the car or our phones, you furiously slammed the car body, not to search it, but to frighten us even more, us, your own fellow citizens. Now I see the drone attack footage on your checkpoint. And before anyone says “karma,” let me be very clear: This is not the karma of your actions. It is simply the consequence of the same violence, the same humiliation of people, and the same illusion of power that you have lived with for years. And now, for me, you are no longer compatriots, nor do I have even a moment of mourning left for you. 🎥 A video of attacks on the forces of the Islamic Republic regime #IranWar2026 #IranRevolution2026

I remember you well: You may not remember me, but I remember you very clearly. That very day when you surrounded our car with Kalashnikovs. You forced us out of the vehicle, searched our bodies under the pretext of “security,” and humiliated us. You were looking inside the car for “threats to security”; security that, apparently, was hidden in the phones of a few ordinary citizens, while the smallest details of your own information were never hidden from foreign intelligence services. I asked you: Why? You were drunk on power, backed by military-grade bullets. Your only reply was one sentence: “Shut up.” When you found nothing in the car or our phones, you furiously slammed the car body, not to search it, but to frighten us even more, us, your own fellow citizens. Now I see the drone attack footage on your checkpoint. And before anyone says “karma,” let me be very clear: This is not the karma of your actions. It is simply the consequence of the same violence, the same humiliation of people, and the same illusion of power that you have lived with for years. And now, for me, you are no longer compatriots, nor do I have even a moment of mourning left for you. 🎥 A video of attacks on the forces of the Islamic Republic regime #IranWar2026 #IranRevolution2026

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Hamed Hamidian was a 38-year-old man from Shiraz, born on December 18, 1987. A passionate football enthusiast, he was a die-hard fan of Persepolis, Barcelona, and Arsenal. As an IT specialist, he possessed exceptional skills in computers, along with strong language proficiency. He hosted a podcast uploaded on SoundCloud under the name “Hamed BPA.” According to those close to him, Hamed was an avid traveler, incredibly kind-hearted, supportive, and always attentive to others, courageous man who actively participated in every protest. He had intended to emigrate, as his visa had already been approved, but he chose to return to the streets once more to raise his voice for his country and ensure it was heard by all. On January 8, in Tehran’s Ashrafi Esfahani area, he was struck in the neck by a live bullet. After an exhaustive search by his family, his body was discovered in Behesht Zahra cemetery and laid to rest in Shiraz. He had posted a tweet seeking help, but was killed unarmed and defenseless. #IranMassacre

Hamed Hamidian was a 38-year-old man from Shiraz, born on December 18, 1987. A passionate football enthusiast, he was a die-hard fan of Persepolis, Barcelona, and Arsenal. As an IT specialist, he possessed exceptional skills in computers, along with strong language proficiency. He hosted a podcast uploaded on SoundCloud under the name “Hamed BPA.” According to those close to him, Hamed was an avid traveler, incredibly kind-hearted, supportive, and always attentive to others, courageous man who actively participated in every protest. He had intended to emigrate, as his visa had already been approved, but he chose to return to the streets once more to raise his voice for his country and ensure it was heard by all. On January 8, in Tehran’s Ashrafi Esfahani area, he was struck in the neck by a live bullet. After an exhaustive search by his family, his body was discovered in Behesht Zahra cemetery and laid to rest in Shiraz. He had posted a tweet seeking help, but was killed unarmed and defenseless. #IranMassacre

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Ali Rahbar, a 33 or 34-year-old gym coach and bodybuilder from Mashhad, was savagely executed on January 22, 2026, in Iran’s bloodthirsty regime’s latest state murder. Arrested in early protests, tortured, slapped with bogus charges, then a sham trial and death in just 10 days. #DigitalBlackoutIran #R2PforIran #IranMassacre

Ali Rahbar, a 33 or 34-year-old gym coach and bodybuilder from Mashhad, was savagely executed on January 22, 2026, in Iran’s bloodthirsty regime’s latest state murder. Arrested in early protests, tortured, slapped with bogus charges, then a sham trial and death in just 10 days. #DigitalBlackoutIran #R2PforIran #IranMassacre

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Ershad Shahbazi, a young real estate consultant at Takapo agency in Lahijan, was known for his healthy, athletic lifestyle and boundless energy. He led a normal, active life, abruptly ended by the Islamic Republic forces during protests on January 8 or 9. Under intense regime pressure, his family buried him without a funeral, in silent darkness at night. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

Ershad Shahbazi, a young real estate consultant at Takapo agency in Lahijan, was known for his healthy, athletic lifestyle and boundless energy. He led a normal, active life, abruptly ended by the Islamic Republic forces during protests on January 8 or 9. Under intense regime pressure, his family buried him without a funeral, in silent darkness at night. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

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#امیر_موحدی برای همیشه جوان ماند… #IranMassacre

#امیر_موحدی برای همیشه جوان ماند… #IranMassacre

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Don’t stop talking about Iran. #IranMassacre

Don’t stop talking about Iran. #IranMassacre

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Amirali Zarei, 35, was a former University of Arts student and a talented hang drum player. He served as a life coach and healer in meditation for 18 years, donating part of his income to charity, and also practiced professional Acroyoga. Tragically, in January 2026 protests in Tehran’s Majidieh neighborhood, he was murdered by Islamic Republic security forces. A peaceful, compassionate soul who dedicated his life to art, healing, and guiding others spiritually; this beauty was cruelly stolen by the regime. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

Amirali Zarei, 35, was a former University of Arts student and a talented hang drum player. He served as a life coach and healer in meditation for 18 years, donating part of his income to charity, and also practiced professional Acroyoga. Tragically, in January 2026 protests in Tehran’s Majidieh neighborhood, he was murdered by Islamic Republic security forces. A peaceful, compassionate soul who dedicated his life to art, healing, and guiding others spiritually; this beauty was cruelly stolen by the regime. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

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Alireza Rahimi, 26, had a twin brother Amirreza and was known for his emotional, kind nature. He owned a Kia parts shop in Cheragh Bargh, loved music, dancing, and a girl dearly for years. On Jan 8, he joined protests in Tehranpars with friends. He mentioned his grandmother’s family nearby. A relative called, worried, urging him to Aryashahr for safety. Seconds later, he was hit in the head from behind, falling face down in blood. Rushed to Tehranpars Hospital; staff tried everything, but he died from the headshot. He was supposed to have his birthday next week. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

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Asal Mansouri, 30, from Tehran whose gentle heart belonged entirely to the children. She was a psychologist, a therapist, and a fierce advocate for children’s rights. Day after day she worked with the little ones; especially those broken by violence, forced into child labor, or silently carrying the weight of mental wounds, giving them every spare minute and every piece of her own heart. Her friends and colleagues called her “Mom Asal,” because she was so kind, so deeply compassionate, that she always put the children before herself. She truly believed that the only way to heal a wounded society is to start with its children, and she would sit for hours, quietly listening as they poured out their pain. Then, on January 9 in the streets near Heravi Square in Tehran, she was shot from behind by security forces using live ammunition and she died right there. She was buried in Behesht-e Zahra cemetery in Tehran. On her simple gravestone, they carved the words that still break our hearts: “Asal lived like a sunflower.” #IranMassacre

Asal Mansouri, 30, from Tehran whose gentle heart belonged entirely to the children. She was a psychologist, a therapist, and a fierce advocate for children’s rights. Day after day she worked with the little ones; especially those broken by violence, forced into child labor, or silently carrying the weight of mental wounds, giving them every spare minute and every piece of her own heart. Her friends and colleagues called her “Mom Asal,” because she was so kind, so deeply compassionate, that she always put the children before herself. She truly believed that the only way to heal a wounded society is to start with its children, and she would sit for hours, quietly listening as they poured out their pain. Then, on January 9 in the streets near Heravi Square in Tehran, she was shot from behind by security forces using live ammunition and she died right there. She was buried in Behesht-e Zahra cemetery in Tehran. On her simple gravestone, they carved the words that still break our hearts: “Asal lived like a sunflower.” #IranMassacre

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Every night, I die with those two words Ghazal Janghorban, a young 15-year-old teenager and high school student, brimmed with boundless passion for life, unyielding courage, and radiant beauty that lit up the world around her. On that fateful 9th of January , she was mercilessly murdered by three bullets fired into her back, leg, and side by the forces of the Islamic Republic regime, right there in the parched bed of the ZayandehRoud River, Isfanan, before the horrified eyes of her own father. Her grieving mother has written: “Three fiery orbs came, out of nowhere, ruthless and unerring, slamming into her body, and she only whispered ‘Oh, Dad…’ And still, every night, I perish with those very two words. Ghazal was my only child.” #IranMassacre

Every night, I die with those two words Ghazal Janghorban, a young 15-year-old teenager and high school student, brimmed with boundless passion for life, unyielding courage, and radiant beauty that lit up the world around her. On that fateful 9th of January , she was mercilessly murdered by three bullets fired into her back, leg, and side by the forces of the Islamic Republic regime, right there in the parched bed of the ZayandehRoud River, Isfanan, before the horrified eyes of her own father. Her grieving mother has written: “Three fiery orbs came, out of nowhere, ruthless and unerring, slamming into her body, and she only whispered ‘Oh, Dad…’ And still, every night, I perish with those very two words. Ghazal was my only child.” #IranMassacre

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Mehdi Ghadimi, a 26-year-old full of life, a gentle, artistic citizen, tattoo artist, and footballer from Babol, Iran, was tragically killed on January 9, 2026, by direct gunfire from the Islamic Republic’s forces amid protests. Friends recall his quiet hope: “I know life will be good after 26.” But those dreams faded away forever, leaving only profound sorrow in a wave of heartbreaking losses. #DigitalBlackoutIran #R2PforIran #IranMassacre

Mehdi Ghadimi, a 26-year-old full of life, a gentle, artistic citizen, tattoo artist, and footballer from Babol, Iran, was tragically killed on January 9, 2026, by direct gunfire from the Islamic Republic’s forces amid protests. Friends recall his quiet hope: “I know life will be good after 26.” But those dreams faded away forever, leaving only profound sorrow in a wave of heartbreaking losses. #DigitalBlackoutIran #R2PforIran #IranMassacre

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به صورت این بچهٔ معصوم نگاه کنید. آب جوش فقط روز تسویه حساب با شماها. حر‌ومزاده‌ها کثافت و وحشت شما از کجا به سر ما اومد؟ حالم بده سرم داره منفجر میشه.

به صورت این بچهٔ معصوم نگاه کنید. آب جوش فقط روز تسویه حساب با شماها. حر‌ومزاده‌ها کثافت و وحشت شما از کجا به سر ما اومد؟ حالم بده سرم داره منفجر میشه.

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Masoud Bolourchi, 37, physiotherapist and founder of Rush Clinic in Tehran, endured a heartbreaking tragedy when Islamic Republic regime forces savagely shot him in the back of the head during the January 2026 protests. This cruel act shattered a life brimming with passion for his work and science. His family identified his body in Kahrizak, and after suffering intense threats, pressure, and forced payment, they received it and buried him in silence. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

Masoud Bolourchi, 37, physiotherapist and founder of Rush Clinic in Tehran, endured a heartbreaking tragedy when Islamic Republic regime forces savagely shot him in the back of the head during the January 2026 protests. This cruel act shattered a life brimming with passion for his work and science. His family identified his body in Kahrizak, and after suffering intense threats, pressure, and forced payment, they received it and buried him in silence. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

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Do you hear it? The heart-wrenching agony of Sahba’s mother, her cries echoing in despair? Do you hear Iran’s sorrowful mourning, a nation in grief? “I raised this angel myself for 23 years… must I gaze upon her in the grave?…” #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026

Do you hear it? The heart-wrenching agony of Sahba’s mother, her cries echoing in despair? Do you hear Iran’s sorrowful mourning, a nation in grief? “I raised this angel myself for 23 years… must I gaze upon her in the grave?…” #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026

132,940 views • 4 months ago

Aida Heydari was just 21 years old, living in Tehran. She was a brilliant, hardworking medical student at Tehran University; full of life and energy, always teaching and diving deep into her studies. She was the hope and backbone of her family, especially her sister, who’s now burning in grief over her loss. On January 8th, in Tehran’s Sadeghieh neighborhood, she was killed by gunfire from the Islamic Republic regime’s forces. The university’s security officials wouldn’t even let them hold a simple, peaceful memorial for her on campus, sparking widespread strikes and protests from brave students who vowed not to take their exams. She worked tirelessly, day and night, dreaming of saving lives… but her own chance to live was stolen away. #IranMassacre

Aida Heydari was just 21 years old, living in Tehran. She was a brilliant, hardworking medical student at Tehran University; full of life and energy, always teaching and diving deep into her studies. She was the hope and backbone of her family, especially her sister, who’s now burning in grief over her loss. On January 8th, in Tehran’s Sadeghieh neighborhood, she was killed by gunfire from the Islamic Republic regime’s forces. The university’s security officials wouldn’t even let them hold a simple, peaceful memorial for her on campus, sparking widespread strikes and protests from brave students who vowed not to take their exams. She worked tirelessly, day and night, dreaming of saving lives… but her own chance to live was stolen away. #IranMassacre

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Rozita Rokhzadeh, 32, was a resident of Tehran and originally from Rasht. She graduated in mechanical engineering from Gilan University and owned a classic car repair shop named R&R Garage. Lively, cheerful, determined, and hardworking, she served as a role model for women’s empowerment in a field often seen as masculine. Known as a Benz specialist, she began her career out of passion, starting as an apprentice without her family’s knowledge, and through years of dedication, became a prominent figure in her domain. During the protests, she first joined the strikes and then the massive crowds of demonstrators. On January 8 in Tehran’s Sadeghieh neighborhood, she died in her sister’s arms from bullets fired by the forces of the Islamic Republic regime. #IranMassacre

Rozita Rokhzadeh, 32, was a resident of Tehran and originally from Rasht. She graduated in mechanical engineering from Gilan University and owned a classic car repair shop named R&R Garage. Lively, cheerful, determined, and hardworking, she served as a role model for women’s empowerment in a field often seen as masculine. Known as a Benz specialist, she began her career out of passion, starting as an apprentice without her family’s knowledge, and through years of dedication, became a prominent figure in her domain. During the protests, she first joined the strikes and then the massive crowds of demonstrators. On January 8 in Tehran’s Sadeghieh neighborhood, she died in her sister’s arms from bullets fired by the forces of the Islamic Republic regime. #IranMassacre

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“I am not the first, and I will not be the last.” 🔇This may be his final message 🔇 Naser Bakrzadeh, an innocent political prisoner, has been sentenced to death despite being denied access to a lawyer, a fair trial, and even visits with his family. This is his last message, and perhaps his final words. Be his voice before it is too late. “Hello and greetings to my dear compatriots and my proud Kurdish fellow speakers. I am Naser Bakrzadeh. You are hearing my voice from Urmia Central Prison. This may be my last voice. I am the son of Molla Mansour. I am 26 years old and have two younger sisters. I was arrested at the age of 23, at a time when I was full of hopes and a passion for life. From the very first day of my arrest until today, my father and mother have died and come back to life every single day. The sorrow of separation has weighed heavily on their shoulders. In the prime of their lives, they have grown old and broken. They were once happy and dreamed of seeing their only son in a groom’s suit. A few days before my arrest, we were supposed to go ask for a girl’s hand in marriage. Now, that girl has been waiting for me for four years. Just a few hours ago, I received the news that my execution order has been upheld. I still don’t know how to call her and tell her that my sentence has been confirmed and I am going to be executed.” #IranMassacre #StopExecutionsIran

“I am not the first, and I will not be the last.” 🔇This may be his final message 🔇 Naser Bakrzadeh, an innocent political prisoner, has been sentenced to death despite being denied access to a lawyer, a fair trial, and even visits with his family. This is his last message, and perhaps his final words. Be his voice before it is too late. “Hello and greetings to my dear compatriots and my proud Kurdish fellow speakers. I am Naser Bakrzadeh. You are hearing my voice from Urmia Central Prison. This may be my last voice. I am the son of Molla Mansour. I am 26 years old and have two younger sisters. I was arrested at the age of 23, at a time when I was full of hopes and a passion for life. From the very first day of my arrest until today, my father and mother have died and come back to life every single day. The sorrow of separation has weighed heavily on their shoulders. In the prime of their lives, they have grown old and broken. They were once happy and dreamed of seeing their only son in a groom’s suit. A few days before my arrest, we were supposed to go ask for a girl’s hand in marriage. Now, that girl has been waiting for me for four years. Just a few hours ago, I received the news that my execution order has been upheld. I still don’t know how to call her and tell her that my sentence has been confirmed and I am going to be executed.” #IranMassacre #StopExecutionsIran

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Siavash Shirzad, a 38-year-old from Bukan, tragically lost his life to regime forces in Punak on the night of January 8. His last photo, masked against tear gas, captures him suffering. In the video, he is dancing joyfully among protesters, but moments later, gunfire struck 22 people. They rushed him to Al-Ghadir Hospital in Tehran, where staff said, “No space.” Transferred alive to Rasoul Akram Hospital, he clung to life until 2 a.m. Friday, but neglect and blood loss claimed him. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

Siavash Shirzad, a 38-year-old from Bukan, tragically lost his life to regime forces in Punak on the night of January 8. His last photo, masked against tear gas, captures him suffering. In the video, he is dancing joyfully among protesters, but moments later, gunfire struck 22 people. They rushed him to Al-Ghadir Hospital in Tehran, where staff said, “No space.” Transferred alive to Rasoul Akram Hospital, he clung to life until 2 a.m. Friday, but neglect and blood loss claimed him. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

68,440 views • 4 months ago

I search between your clothes for the scent of your body My sweet-scented flower My Mohammad 🕊️ Mitra Ghorbani, mother of Mohammadreza Ghorbani #IranMassacre

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I search between your clothes for the scent of your body My sweet-scented flower My Mohammad 🕊️ Mitra Ghorbani, mother of Mohammadreza Ghorbani #IranMassacre

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Davood Sohrabi was a young man from Tehran. He was an athlete and sports coach in the fields of fitness and bodybuilding, as well as active in the modeling profession. A passionate and hopeful youth who was preparing for major championships in sports. On January 8, 2026, he suffered severe injury from a direct gunshot by the forces of the Islamic Republic regime to the eye area and was immediately rushed to the hospital. However, his condition was critical, and he fell into a coma. After approximately 50 days in a coma, on February 23, 2026, he lost his life due to the severity of his injuries; the gunshot to the head/eye causing profound brain damage and inability to recover. That very night, just two hours before the incident, he was returning from the Southeast Tehran bodybuilding competitions, where he had won a silver medal. #IranMassacre

Davood Sohrabi was a young man from Tehran. He was an athlete and sports coach in the fields of fitness and bodybuilding, as well as active in the modeling profession. A passionate and hopeful youth who was preparing for major championships in sports. On January 8, 2026, he suffered severe injury from a direct gunshot by the forces of the Islamic Republic regime to the eye area and was immediately rushed to the hospital. However, his condition was critical, and he fell into a coma. After approximately 50 days in a coma, on February 23, 2026, he lost his life due to the severity of his injuries; the gunshot to the head/eye causing profound brain damage and inability to recover. That very night, just two hours before the incident, he was returning from the Southeast Tehran bodybuilding competitions, where he had won a silver medal. #IranMassacre

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Amir Movahedi, just 25 years old, came from Rasht in Iran’s Gilan Province. In that same city, he owned a barbershop where he poured his heart into his craft, blending art and passion every day. Those who knew him remembered him as a kind friend, full of energy and bravery, alive with enthusiasm for life and hopeful for a brighter future ahead. During the protests, as he made his way home, he was struck from behind by a live round fired by the Islamic Republic’s forces. He was buried in Lakan, where he now rests. He once shared, “This year is the year of change,” and for his last birthday, he wished health and happiness for everyone. In one of his writings, he reflected on how many more autumns he might see—a question left unanswered, as he will never greet the next one. #IranMassacre

Amir Movahedi, just 25 years old, came from Rasht in Iran’s Gilan Province. In that same city, he owned a barbershop where he poured his heart into his craft, blending art and passion every day. Those who knew him remembered him as a kind friend, full of energy and bravery, alive with enthusiasm for life and hopeful for a brighter future ahead. During the protests, as he made his way home, he was struck from behind by a live round fired by the Islamic Republic’s forces. He was buried in Lakan, where he now rests. He once shared, “This year is the year of change,” and for his last birthday, he wished health and happiness for everyone. In one of his writings, he reflected on how many more autumns he might see—a question left unanswered, as he will never greet the next one. #IranMassacre

53,313 views • 4 months ago

Babak Jamali, from Arak, was a devoted father to his 4-year-old son Nikan and 1-year-old son Radman. A professional water polo and futsal athlete, lifeguard, and vocalist in the Rasa music band, his existence was replete with affection, melody, and lifesaving endeavors. Tragically, on January 9, 2026, during Iran’s nationwide protests, he was slain by Islamic Republic forces while advocating for justice and a better tomorrow for his children. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

Babak Jamali, from Arak, was a devoted father to his 4-year-old son Nikan and 1-year-old son Radman. A professional water polo and futsal athlete, lifeguard, and vocalist in the Rasa music band, his existence was replete with affection, melody, and lifesaving endeavors. Tragically, on January 9, 2026, during Iran’s nationwide protests, he was slain by Islamic Republic forces while advocating for justice and a better tomorrow for his children. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

54,927 views • 4 months ago

تایملاین فارسی مهم اینا باتن، همشون هم از یه جا میان واکنش ندید، فقط بلاک. باز میگم 🚨 واکنش ندید 🚨 علامت همشونم در ویدئو مشخصه :))

تایملاین فارسی مهم اینا باتن، همشون هم از یه جا میان واکنش ندید، فقط بلاک. باز میگم 🚨 واکنش ندید 🚨 علامت همشونم در ویدئو مشخصه :))

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Melika Dastyab, 21 years old, was an economics student and a professional tanbur player, a young woman whose spirit was so pure that she believed her blood was no more precious than anyone else’s, drawing her into the heart of the protests on January 8. She had lost her mother just one year and nine months prior, and in that agonizing time, she had stepped into the role of mother for her little sister. Now, that innocent child has lost not one, but two profound pillars of support in less than two years. According to her close friend, who was by her side in that moment: “I was there, witnessing as Melika was fatally shot directly in the head.” #R2PforIran #IranMassacre

Melika Dastyab, 21 years old, was an economics student and a professional tanbur player, a young woman whose spirit was so pure that she believed her blood was no more precious than anyone else’s, drawing her into the heart of the protests on January 8. She had lost her mother just one year and nine months prior, and in that agonizing time, she had stepped into the role of mother for her little sister. Now, that innocent child has lost not one, but two profound pillars of support in less than two years. According to her close friend, who was by her side in that moment: “I was there, witnessing as Melika was fatally shot directly in the head.” #R2PforIran #IranMassacre

44,195 views • 4 months ago

“ I am the mother of Mehdi Kabook. He was a young man who had just gotten married. Only three days had passed since his wedding. A boy I raised as an orphan, who became an engineer of this country, a computer prodigy. He didn’t get more than three days to enjoy his life.” Mehdi Kabook, 31 years old, engineer and composer, Murdered by the forces of the Islamic Republic regime 19 Dey (January 9), Tehran #IranMassacre

“ I am the mother of Mehdi Kabook. He was a young man who had just gotten married. Only three days had passed since his wedding. A boy I raised as an orphan, who became an engineer of this country, a computer prodigy. He didn’t get more than three days to enjoy his life.” Mehdi Kabook, 31 years old, engineer and composer, Murdered by the forces of the Islamic Republic regime 19 Dey (January 9), Tehran #IranMassacre

16,668 views • 1 month ago

Hamid Mahdavi, a 38-year-old hero and dutiful firefighter from Mashhad, born in 1987, was gunned down by Iran’s brutal regime during the protests. Struck by direct gunfire, his life was stolen in a despicable slaughter of unarmed demonstrators. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

Hamid Mahdavi, a 38-year-old hero and dutiful firefighter from Mashhad, born in 1987, was gunned down by Iran’s brutal regime during the protests. Struck by direct gunfire, his life was stolen in a despicable slaughter of unarmed demonstrators. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

44,464 views • 4 months ago

Ali Estakhr, 26, from Marvdasht who lived in Isfahan, worked in car audio systems and owned a shop. His cousin said he joined the protests on January 9 and never returned home. Authorities contacted his family on Tuesday to collect his body, but delayed delivery until Thursday. The family noted stitches on his head and a gunshot wound to his forehead. He was arrested and taken to the hospital, but sadly got killed there, highlighting another sorrowful incident amid Islamic Republic’s brutality. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

Ali Estakhr, 26, from Marvdasht who lived in Isfahan, worked in car audio systems and owned a shop. His cousin said he joined the protests on January 9 and never returned home. Authorities contacted his family on Tuesday to collect his body, but delayed delivery until Thursday. The family noted stitches on his head and a gunshot wound to his forehead. He was arrested and taken to the hospital, but sadly got killed there, highlighting another sorrowful incident amid Islamic Republic’s brutality. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranRevolution2026 #IranMassacre

41,457 views • 4 months ago

Khamenei killed our most beautiful, bravest, most vibrant, and most deserving youth. Arshia Barari, 22, Zanjan. #IranMassacre

Khamenei killed our most beautiful, bravest, most vibrant, and most deserving youth. Arshia Barari, 22, Zanjan. #IranMassacre

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Parastoo Jarahiyan, 23 years old, a model and professional athlete, was shot in the side by the forces of the Islamic Republic on January 8 at 7 PM in Showra Square in Arak. When Parastoo was transferred to the hospital, she was in the ICU with a high level of consciousness; but the security forces expelled the family from the hospital. That same night, Parastoo’s lifeless body was delivered to the Bagh-e Jannat morgue in Arak. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranMassacre

Parastoo Jarahiyan, 23 years old, a model and professional athlete, was shot in the side by the forces of the Islamic Republic on January 8 at 7 PM in Showra Square in Arak. When Parastoo was transferred to the hospital, she was in the ICU with a high level of consciousness; but the security forces expelled the family from the hospital. That same night, Parastoo’s lifeless body was delivered to the Bagh-e Jannat morgue in Arak. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranMassacre

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Shattered Dreams Romina Momeni Boroujeni, a brilliant master’s student in Tourism Management at Isfahan’s University of Art, a young woman bursting with promise and passion for her dreams, was cruelly shattered by a war bullet from Iran’s brutal Islamic Republic forces. It tore through her spine, ravaged her lung, and exited frontally, condemning her to paralysis. Sources reveal the devastating toll; this elite soul now bears unbearable physical scars. #DigitalBlackoutIran #R2PforIran #IranMassacre

Shattered Dreams Romina Momeni Boroujeni, a brilliant master’s student in Tourism Management at Isfahan’s University of Art, a young woman bursting with promise and passion for her dreams, was cruelly shattered by a war bullet from Iran’s brutal Islamic Republic forces. It tore through her spine, ravaged her lung, and exited frontally, condemning her to paralysis. Sources reveal the devastating toll; this elite soul now bears unbearable physical scars. #DigitalBlackoutIran #R2PforIran #IranMassacre

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The bereaved mothers of Hamidreza Haddadi and Amirreza Shabani sit side by side in the quiet city of Shandiz, Khorasan Razavi province, enveloped in shared grief for their young and courageous sons. Hamidreza was only 19, Amirreza just 17. #IranMassacre

The bereaved mothers of Hamidreza Haddadi and Amirreza Shabani sit side by side in the quiet city of Shandiz, Khorasan Razavi province, enveloped in shared grief for their young and courageous sons. Hamidreza was only 19, Amirreza just 17. #IranMassacre

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