Her name is Sahba Rashtian, 23 years old, an athlete and painter.
She was killed in the street in Isfahan, shot in the side with live ammunition by a sniper of the Islamic Regime.
Remember her name.
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She was a law student on leave because of medical issues.
She was 27.
And had big dreams.
But Hamas killed Tamar Gutman at Supernova on October 7th.
She only had one more yr of law school
“I lost the most important thing to me in the world,” her sister Netta told news 🎗️
His name is Reza Eskandarpour, 37 years old from Tehran. He was killed by the Islamic Regime’s forces with six bullets to the chest and heart.
Remember his name.
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Mohsen Rashidi, 42, father of a 4-year-old girl, was killed by IRGC forces through gunfire in Esfahan on January 8, 2026. They returned his body with a severely damaged face. His family searched for the corpse for 5 days; officials seized it 3 times and denied burial. They demanded 1 billion toman to release his body.
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Nasrin Zaremanesh, 39. A mother of two - a 15-year-old son and a 10-year-old daughter. She was shot by the Islamic regime in Tehran, one bullet to her neck and one to her heart.
On the way to the hospital, she died in her son’s arms.
This was Borna Dehghani.
His parents urged him not to join the protests in Iran but he told them:
“If I don’t go, nothing will change.”
Iranian regime forces shot him dead.
He gave his life for freedom.
He was just 18 years old.
Say her name:
Sahba Rashtian, 23,
an athlete and painter.
Killed in the protests in Isfahan, shot in the side with live ammunition by a sniper. 😭💚
We neither forgive nor forget.
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۱۹ دیماه، وقتی خیابان نوابِ تهران شاهد خشم و خشونت بود، رژیم تروریستی اسلامی جان سمانه را گرفت.
On January 9, the Islamic terrorist regime
killed Samaneh in Tehran
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Parnia Shad Bejarakhnari, 23, from Rasht, was murdered on Thursday, January 8, 2026, by direct gunfire from the repression forces, who since last night have begun a blood diet.
Dr. Mahsa Dezfulian Kermanshahi is one of more than 12,000 Iranian protesters massacred by the Islamic regime of #Iran. She was a dentist in #Kermanshah and was shot dead by terrorists of the Islamic regime.
Officials and authorities of the Islamic regime are falsely labeling the massacred protesters as Mossad agents and terrorists sent from overseas. In reality, these people were among the best of Iranian society. They were peaceful citizens fighting to rid their country of a terrorist regime that is among the most cruel and bloodthirsty in modern history.
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Mabina Beheshti, 21, from Gorgan, was shot dead at point-blank range by regime security forces during protests on the evening of Thursday, January 8, 2026. Her body was returned to the family under heavy pressure; the funeral took place in silence and fear.
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This image shows Zahra Behloulipour, a 19-year-old student admitted in 2024, who was killed by direct fire from government repressive forces during public protests on the evening of Thursday, January 8, 2026.
Zahra was a student of Italian language at the Faculty of Languages and Literature, University of Tehran. She was shot in the head with a Kalashnikov rifle at Fatemi Square, where she lost her life.
The Hengaw Organization for Human Rights had previously reported, citing sources within the University of Tehran, that Zahra Behloulipour was killed alongside another student, Aida Heidari, a 21-year-old student admitted in 2022 to Tehran University of Medical Science
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Remember Aida Rostami was a brave doctor in Iran. She cared for people who were fighting for freedom by protesting against the regime. For this, the Islamic regime punished her in the most horrific way. They tortured her, breaking her bones, her nose, and her shoulders. They gouged out her left eye. Then, they murdered her.
Her broken body tells a story of unimaginable cruelty. Aida didn’t deserve this—she was a healer, not a criminal. The regime’s evil took her life because she dared to help others. Her sacrifice must not be forgotten.
We can’t stay silent. Aida’s story is a call to action. We must honor her courage by standing up against this brutality.