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فرزند ایران و جان فدای میهن، جاوید نام سپهر ابراهیمی.

Sepehr Ebrahimi.

سپهر پسری زیبا و خوش رو، بوکسوری ۱۹ ساله بود، اهل شهرک اندیشه ی تهران عزیز، که در جریانات اعتراضات دی ماه سال ۱۴۰۴، بر اثر اصابت گلوله سرکوبگران جمهوری اسلامی ظالم، نام او کنار دیگران بی گناهان در جنگ ازادی، جاوید شد.

Sepehr was a handsome and kind-hearted 19-year-old boxer، from irans dear city golshahr tehran.

During the Dey 18 and 19 massacre (january 8 and 9), he was fatally shot by forces of the Islamic Republic while taking part in the protests. His name became immortal alongside countless other innocent lives lost in the struggle for freedom.

خانواده ی داغ دیده ی سپهر، به طول یک هفته از سپهر عزیز بی خبر بودند، و سپس بعد یک هفته، در حال جسد و جو پیکر فرزند خود، بلاخره روی سرد و بی روح سپهر خود را دیدند.

Sepehr's grieving family had no news of him for an entire week. After days of desperately searching for their beloved son, they finally found him a week later, but sadly their search ended in heartbreak as they came face to face with Sepehr's cold, lifeless body.

همچنین ویدئویی از پدری که در پزشکی قانونی کهریزک به دنبال فرزندش با نام «سپهر» می‌گشت، به‌طور گسترده منتشر شد و به نمادی از رنج خانواده‌های جان‌باختگان و جاویدنامان تبدیل شد، و تا کنون در مدیا باعث غم و اندوه مردمان ایران میشود.

A video of a father searching for his son, Sepehr, at the Kahrizak Forensic Medicine Center was also widely shared. It became a powerful symbol of the suffering endured by the families of those who lost their lives, and to this day, it continues to evoke profound grief and sorrow among many Iranians.

سپهر جوان، پسری شجاع و جسور، ک تا اخرین نفس برای ازادی زنان کودکان و وطن خود جنگید و جان خود را از دست داد.

برای جاوید نامان خود، برای افتخار سپهر عزیز، تا اخرین نفس میجنگیم و این جمهوری اسلامی سرکوبگر را از بین میبریم.

به امید آزادی ایران، جاوید شاه.

Sepehr was a brave and courageous young man who fought until his very last breath for the freedom of women, children, and his homeland. In that struggle, he gave his life for the cause he believed in.

In memory of those who lost their lives, and in honor of dear Sepehr, we will fight till our last breath and wont stop jntil we have defeated the cruel regime of islamic republic.

From Iran International:

From HRANA:

https://www.en-hrana.org/day-twenty-six-of-the-protests-government-commits-violence-denies-responsibility-and-continues-mass-arrests/

Updated Statistics (Cumulative)Based on aggregated data recorded up to the end of the twenty-sixth day of the protests:

• Number of recorded gatherings/protests: 633 cases

• Number of cities involved (no duplicates): 192 cities

• Number of provinces involved (no duplicates): 31 provinces

• Confirmed fatalities: 5,002 individualsProtesters: 4,714

Children (under 18 years old): 42

Government-affiliated forces (military and civilian): 207

Non-protesters/civilians: 39

• Fatalities under investigation: 9,787 individuals

• Seriously injured: 7,391 individuals

• Total arrests: 26,852 individuals

• Broadcasts of forced confessions: 192 cases

From International Centre for Human Rights:

https://humanrightsintl.com/2026/01/20/latest-human-rights-report-43000-killed-in-the-crackdown-on-protests-in-iran-for-immediate-release/

From IranWire:

State of the Internet:

World Reactions

From Iran International:

From Iran International:

From IranWire:

To me, this feels like an obvious trap. Especially given this earlier story from IranWire:

From Kurdistan Human Rights Network:

From Iran International:

From HRANA:

https://www.en-hrana.org/day-twenty-five-of-protests-continued-internet-blackout-and-officials-narrative-building-on-the-death-toll/

"Updated Statistics (Aggregated)

Based on aggregated data recorded up to the end of Day 25:

• Number of recorded gatherings/protests: 633

• Number of cities involved (non-duplicated): 192

• Number of provinces involved (non-duplicated): 31

• Confirmed deaths: 4,902

Protesters: 4,622

Children (under 18): 40

Government/affiliated forces (military and civilian): 201

Non-protesters/civilians: 39

• Deaths under investigation: 9,387

• Seriously injured: 7,389

• Total arrests: 26,541

• Broadcast forced confessions: 181 cases"

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NetBlocks:

From HRANA:

https://www.en-hrana.org/day-twenty-four-of-the-protests-continued-communications-blackout-and-international-warnings-of-crimes-against-humanity/

"Updated Statistics

Based on aggregated data recorded up to the end of the twenty-third day of protests:

• Number of recorded gatherings/protests: 629

• Number of cities involved (non-duplicated): 188

• Number of provinces involved (non-duplicated): 31

• Confirmed deaths: 4,519

Protesters: 4,251

Children (under 18): 33

Government/affiliated forces (military and civilian): 197

Non-protesters/civilians: 38

• Deaths under investigation: 9,049

• Seriously injured: 5,811

• Total arrests: 26,314

• Broadcast forced confessions: 167 cases

Note: Given the widespread internet shutdowns, the pervasive security environment, and restricted access to information, the actual figures are likely significantly higher. The data presented above is based exclusively on individually verified cases."

From IranWire:

"Sina Yousefi wrote that in Tabriz, security forces are now randomly checking the contents of citizens’ mobile phones: “According to local sources, security agents are thoroughly inspecting various apps, including photo galleries, Instagram, and WhatsApp.”"

From Iran International:

"Milani, the executive director of the Iran Human Rights Documentation Center (IHRDC), said the young man was in a body bag, shot, and without food or water."