Fallen Hero Amir Mohammad Ostaddoust; Lullaby and Elegy
Death Amirmohammad Ostaddoost 27 years old in Iran Ramsar
Written by: Kohan
Amir-Mohammad Ostaddoust was twenty-seven years old, from Ramsar—a city where the sea and the forest live side by side. Perhaps that was why he loved the water so dearly. He swam, went boating, and sometimes went fishing. He had even earned his lifeguard certification. He had studied accounting, but ledgers and numbers could not satisfy him. He wanted to build things with his own hands. First, he learned to repair air conditioners, refrigerators, freezers, and washing machines; then came central heating units. Each course was a stepping stone. With every step he stood upon, he moved one pace closer to independence. Yet those who loved him do not speak first of his skills. They speak of his laughter. His jokes, his loyalty, his generous heart. His friends were not merely a few, and he was deeply close to family on both his father's and mother's sides. He was someone in whose company one felt entirely at ease. Everyone loved him. Amir-Mohammad loved Iran. On Thursday, 8 January 2026 (18 Dey 1404), following the call from Prince Reza Pahlavi, he joined the protests, and that very night, a bullet fired into his chest cut him down. On Friday night, they released his body, extorting a si…
امیرمحمد استاددوست · مازندران · رامسر
