Fallen Hero Amir Mohammad Sagvand; my brothers are many, thousands upon thousands, their rifles at the ready for the hour of battle.
Death Amir Mohammad Sagvand 17 years old in Iran Khorramabad Kio Square
Written by: Roodabeh
Amir-Mohammad Sagvand, born on 10 April 2008 (22 Farvardin 1387), was only seventeen years old—a youth from Khorramabad, belonging to the Sagvand clan, one of the well-known tribes of the Bajelvand confederacy. Seventeen still carries the scent of school; it is the age of notebooks and textbooks, of neighborhood alleys and friends, of plans charted out for years down the line, and of tomorrows so distant that one still has time to reshape them again and again. Amir-Mohammad, too, stood at this very threshold, right at the beginning of the road. Yet on the night of 8 January 2026 (18 Dey 1404), tomorrow ended for him. That night, Kio Square in Khorramabad was unlike any ordinary night. The streets had been filled for hours; answering the call of Prince Reza Pahlavi, people with shouts, raised hands, and resolute faces had transformed the boulevard into a scene of massive protest. Through their cries for freedom and their firm strides alone, the heartbeat of the city surged—stirred not merely by the sheer crowd, but by an intertwined wave of fury and hope. The forces of repression were deployed at every corner, the heavy thud of their boots making the streets of Khorramabad tremble.…
امیرمحمد سگوند · خرمآباد، لرستان · میدان کیو · طایفه سگوند
