Fallen Hero Amirabbas Jafarizadeh
Death Amir Abbas Jafarizadeh 35 years old in Iran Karaj Karaj
Written by: Roodabeh
On the night of January 8 (18 Dey), Tehran was like a wound freshly torn open; a night when Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi had issued a peaceful call for freedom. Yet the streets, swallowed by smoke, tear gas, and shouts, breathed darker than ever. People surged through the streets in waves; their eyes bloodshot, their throats parched, yet the cry of “Long Live the King!” rang out, defiant and alive. Security forces emerged from the darkness like heavy shadows. Boots hammered against the asphalt, walkie-talkies hissed with static, and each curt command cracked through the air like a cold blow. Tear gas blanketed the avenue, and from behind the gray haze, anxious eyes gleamed. The crack of gunfire ripped through the air, dry and merciless; shotgun pellets scattered across the ground, and blood slowly, silently seeped over the cold asphalt. Yet the people still stood. The city was like a body wracked with pain yet still fighting—resilient, refusing to be extinguished. In the midst of those very nights of January (Dey), Amir-Abbas vanished. Amir-Abbas Jafarizadeh was a 36-year-old Kurdish man from Ilam residing in Karaj, the son of Ali-Hasan Jafarizadeh, born in the village of Sar Tang in…
امیرعباس جعفری زاده · کرج · کرد · ایلام
