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Nima Tajik

Nima was a true brother in every sense—loyal, caring, and always there for those he loved. He loved traveling, exploring nature, and football. Above all, he loved Iran and loved life. He had so many dreams, hopes, and plans for the future.

Age
21
City
Tehran
Date
2026-01-08
All statuses
Family report

Life story

Nima was a true brother in every sense—loyal, caring, and always there for those he loved. He loved traveling, exploring nature, and football. Above all, he loved Iran and loved life. He had so many dreams, hopes, and plans for the future.

Incident summary

Nima had only two months left of his military service. He had taken Thursday and Friday off. That morning, he went to work with his friend. That evening, when the call for demonstrations began, he returned home and realized that his parents had already gone out to join it, so he went as well. When Nima reached the gathering near Bist-Metri Afsariyeh, he saw the ground covered in blood. He and his friend moved closer, hoping to help anyone who needed assistance. According to the account provided, suddenly gunshots were heard from behind, fired from the top of a building. Nima suddenly collapsed to the ground. His friend called for help, and they rushed him to a clinic, but there was little that could be done. When Nima's brother called his phone, his friend answered. His family rushed to him and put him in their car, desperately trying to get him to a hospital, still hoping he could survive. But Nima did not make it. Despite their efforts and hopes, they could not save him.

Memorial narrative

My dear Nima, we will always remember you. We will tell future generations about your courage and keep your memory alive. Until the day I hope to see you again. We carry on.