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Meysam Moghaddasi, a martyr for freedom, tragically lost his life in the recent protests in Tehran, becoming another victim of the regime’s brutal crackdown on dissent. On October 17, 2022, Meysam was deliberately run over by a military vehicle operated by government enforcers, a stark representation of the violence employed against peaceful demonstrators seeking change and justice in Iran.

His burial took place on October 25, in Behesht-e Zahra of Shahr-e-Hosseiniyeh, Kuy-e Azadegan, amid threats from the regime to his family. They were coerced into declaring that Meysam’s death was the result of a traffic accident while on his way to work, a common tactic used by the authorities to obscure the true nature of protesters’ deaths and silence any outcry.

Meysam Moghaddasi, hailing from Ahvaz, joined the protests in Tehran, driven by a desire for freedom and a better future for his country. His death underlines the dangers faced by those who stand up against oppression in Iran, where peaceful demonstration can result in fatal consequences. The regime’s efforts to manipulate the narrative around his death reveal a systematic attempt to suppress the truth and prevent the spread of dissent through fear and misinformation.

The story of Meysam Moghaddasi is a solemn reminder of the ongoing struggle for human rights and freedom in Iran. His sacrifice, along with many others, calls for continued resistance against tyranny and for the international community’s attention to the plight of Iranian protesters. Meysam’s legacy, and that of other fallen heroes of the movement, inspires a relentless pursuit of justice and the dream of a free Iran, where such sacrifices are no longer necessary.