Jan 7
Milad Ghaedi Mimandi
He was the eldest child and the only son of his family. He was raised with great love and care. He was full of joy, laughter, dreams, and hope for both himself and his family. From the age of ten, he worked as an apprentice in an auto body repair shop, hoping that one day he would open a body shop of his own. But he never had the chance to fulfill any of his dreams, and they all remained unfinished. He had even begun building a home for his future life on the second floor of his parents' house, but it too was left unfinished.
- Age
- 27
- City
- Meymand
- Date
- 2026-01-08
- All statuses
- Family report
Life story
He was the eldest child and the only son of his family. He was raised with great love and care. He was full of joy, laughter, dreams, and hope for both himself and his family. From the age of ten, he worked as an apprentice in an auto body repair shop, hoping that one day he would open a body shop of his own. But he never had the chance to fulfill any of his dreams, and they all remained unfinished. He had even begun building a home for his future life on the second floor of his parents' house, but it too was left unfinished.
Incident summary
On the evening of the 18th of Dey, during the nationwide Lion and Sun Revolution protests in Meymand, Fars Province, he was shot with live bullets by forces from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) near the Sepah base at Sepah Square. He was struck in the left arm and the chest. He was taken to a local clinic in a private car, but because the facility lacked adequate equipment and medical staff, he was transferred to Firuzabad in an old ambulance. He later died on the way, sacrificing his life for his homeland. In the final moments of his life, he still had a smile on his face. When a nurse asked him, “Why did you go?”, he replied, “For you—for freedom.” 😭 May his memory and name live on.
Memorial narrative
Milad was a hero who remained fearless until his very last moment, facing his fate with peace and courage. His final message to those he left behind was: “I went for you, and for your freedom. So keep my name alive.” May his memory and name live on forever.