Amirabbas Baghestani
Death Amirabbas Baghestani 18 years old in Iran Isfahan Shahreza Central Square
Written by: Roodabeh
Amir-Abbas Baghestani was only 18 years old. An only child, he was finishing his final days of high school, just steps away from receiving his diploma. For him, the future was still defined by unfinished exams, youthful dreams, and a life that was only just beginning. On the evening of 9 January 2026 (19 Dey 1404), near Central Square in Shahreza, a live bullet targeted that future. The bullet struck his thigh, severing his main artery. He was rushed first to Amir al-Momenin Hospital in Shahreza, where doctors, after operating, stated that nothing more could be done for him. Amir-Abbas was transferred to Alzahra Hospital in Isfahan, but his battle for survival had only just begun. He remained unconscious for about a week; outside the doors of the intensive care unit, caught between hope and anxiety, his family waited for a miracle. But on 15 January (25 Dey), before the news of his passing even arrived, his family was confronted with a part of his body—a leg that had already been severed from his frame. Hours later, word came that his 18-year-old heart had stopped beating as well. Even after death, peace was denied to his family. Permission to transfer his body to the morgue was re…
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