Fallen Hero Yasin Beyranvand; 67 Days Between Hope and Grief
Death Yasin Beiranvand 21 years old in Iran Khorramabad
Written by: Mahtab
In the winter of 2026 (Winter 1404), Khorramabad was no longer merely a city; it had become a beating heart suspended between silence and unrest. The weather was bitter, but an even colder stillness hung over the streets. On January 3 (13 Dey), from the early morning hours, the people of Khorramabad could sense that something was unfolding—something far beyond ordinary life and daily news, heavy with the weight of collective dread. In the days leading up to January 8 and 9 (18 and 19 Dey), the presence of security forces had grown noticeably heavier. Their vehicles sat stationed at intersections, and the city breathed under an unrelenting gaze. According to human rights reports, a number of young people said to have been active online were detained. Gradually, Khorramabad transformed into the scene of widespread protests. Among those present that day, a name was recorded that would later reappear in several independent reports: Yasin Beiranvand. He was only 21 years old. A young man from the land of the Lurs—vibrant, spirited, and full of life. In videos of him shared across social media, one catches glimpses of his simple, endearing world: a youth who laughed and danced at wedding…
یاسین بیرانوند · نراتا · لرستان · خرم آباد
