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Amir Mohammad Yazdani
Amir Mohammad Yazdani (also written Amirmohammad) was killed by live ammunition fired by Iranian government forces during protests in Tehran’s Narmak neighborhood. Hengaw Organization for Human Rights verified his identity among those killed in the 8–9 January 2026 (18–19 Dey 1404) crackdown in Tehran.
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Amir Mohammad Yazdani (also written Amirmohammad) was killed by live ammunition fired by Iranian government forces during protests in Tehran’s Narmak neighborhood. Hengaw Organization for Human Rights verified his identity among those killed in the 8–9 January 2026 (18–19 Dey 1404) crackdown in Tehran.
Hengaw listed him alongside others killed by direct fire in Narmak, including Mohammad Entezami and Arash Yazdani.
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