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Friday, January 9, 2026, around 8:30 to 9:00 p.m. Rasht, Lakani Street, a side street near Sandoogh-e Edalat. Plainclothes government agents suddenly opened fire on people who were mostly gathered in front of their own homes. After about five minutes, when everyone had fled and then returned, we realized that a person was lying bloodied on the asphalt in front of one of the parked cars and had been killed. Filming was done with great difficulty, because the agents were still standing at the intersection of Lakani and Sandoogh-e Edalat. After the filming, they fired in bursts; the bullets struck around people, hit parked cars, and impacted the surrounding area. I don’t know how many others were killed.
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Videos from Tehran’s Yaftabad area, Al-Ghadir Square, dated January 8 or 9, show security forces killing civilians with live ammunition.
According to the footage, protesters are directly targeted and shot with military-grade bullets. The videos document lethal force being used against unarmed people during the crackdown, providing visual evidence of killings carried out by security forces in this area of Tehran.
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1- An unarmed protester was killed on January 8 after being shot directly by forces of the Islamic Republic.
Vakilabad Boulevard, Mashhad.
2- Ebrahim Pourahmadian, originally from Saqqez and working as a caretaker in Tehran, was killed on Thursday, January 8, after being shot in the forehead by a sniper.
3- Nasimshahr, Baharestan County, Tehran Province - Thursday, January 8.
4- Lordegan, 1 Jan 2026
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Have you ever imagined what it would look like if towers, bridges, and buildings in the city were covered in Persian carpet patterns?
This is Tehran—but with a twist. Modernity draped in tradition…