Fallen Hero Vahid Rahimi Ebli
Death Vahid Rahimi Abli 45 years old in Iran Karaj Fardis, Karaj
Written by: Roodabeh
Vahid Rahimi Ebli was 45 years old, a father to two daughters, his life woven around the quiet responsibilities he strove daily to fulfill, like so many fathers. He lived in Fardis, Karaj—the place where, on the evening of 8 January 2026 (18 Dey 1404), popular protests turned into a blood-soaked scene, altering the course of a family’s life forever. Vahid’s deepest devotion and greatest concern were the future of his children and the welfare of his family. He was a brave, sociable man, acutely attuned to the struggles of his society. Self-employed, he earned his living behind the wheel of his own vehicle—a hardworking, family-devoted man whose days were spent striving to provide comfort and peace for his loved ones. On 8 January 2026 (18 Dey 1404), swept up in a tide of popular protests responding to Prince Reza Pahlavi’s call, the streets of Fardis became the stage for a confrontation of citizens who had brought their grievances to the pavement through their presence and their cries. In the charged tension of that night, voices tangled in the air and glances darted with apprehension. At any moment, the protest threatened to unravel into an arena of violence. Against the people who…
وحید رحیمی ابلی · کرج · فردیس
