Fallen Hero Mobin Ghanbari; I've come, my Mobin, Mommy's here
Death Mobin Ghanbari 22 years old in Iran Tehran
Written by: Mehrshid
Mobin Ghanbari, a 22-year-old footballer from Khoy and a player for the Paykan youth team, was a hardworking, responsible young man who pushed forward in life driven by hard work and hope. He never grew weary of striving to build his future; through Tehran’s bitter cold and scorching heat, he would spread out his street-vending wares by the roadside, standing for hours at intersections to earn an honest living. Mobin had recently completed his mandatory military service and was working in Tehran’s Afsariyeh neighborhood—a young man who ran after his dreams on the football pitch and fought just as tirelessly in life to forge a better future, never imagining how little time he would be given to live. On Thursday, 9 January (19 Dey), during popular protests in Tehran, Mobin was wounded by gunfire from the repressive forces of the Islamic Republic. That same night, having been shot, he called his mother and told her, "Mom, I’ve been shot, but don't be scared, it’s just birdshot, I’m fine." His mother, Rahele, later recounted that no matter how much she pleaded with him to swear to the truth, Mobin insisted, "On my mother's life, it's just birdshot..." Yet what had struck his young body…
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