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Farhad Eyvazi

Farhad Eyvazi Dodaraei (Persian: فرهاد عیوضی دودرایی; also spelled Eyozi or Eivazi), 30, was a Lor man from Lordegan in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province. On the evening of Wednesday, 7 January 2026 (17 Dey 1404), during the nationwide uprising, he was shot directly by government forces in the streets of Lordegan and killed.

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Farhad Eyvazi Dodaraei (Persian: فرهاد عیوضی دودرایی; also spelled Eyozi or Eivazi), 30, was a Lor man from Lordegan in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari Province. On the evening of Wednesday, 7 January 2026 (17 Dey 1404), during the nationwide uprising, he was shot directly by government forces in the streets of Lordegan and killed.

He was one of seven Lordegan residents killed that night, according to Hengaw and Kolbarnews: Hossein Mounesi (21), Mehdi Mousavi (27), Abolfazl Khaledi (24), Bahman Fattahi (Milasi), a married father of two, Mohammad Mousavi, Masih Jalil and Farhad Eyvazi. Videos sent from the city showed forces using military ammunition against protesters, and many others were wounded. With the earlier killings of Ahmad Jalil (21) and Sajjad Valamanesh in the first days of the protests, the number of Lordegan residents killed rose to at least nine. The list published on 10 January by the National Council of Resistance records his full name as Farhad Eyvazi Dodaraei, aged 30, and Iran International's Javidnaman memorial and Iran Pedia also record him among the Lordegan dead. The families' efforts to learn who was responsible, or to see anyone prosecuted, have brought no result.

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