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Rouhollah Setaremoshtari
Rouhollah Setaremoshtari was a 26-year-old Kurdish man from the village of Qiasabad near Chenaran in Razavi Khorasan Province. He had been married for about a year, and he had become a father only three days before he was killed.
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Rouhollah Setaremoshtari was a 26-year-old Kurdish man from the village of Qiasabad near Chenaran in Razavi Khorasan Province. He had been married for about a year, and he had become a father only three days before he was killed.
On the evening of Wednesday 17 Dey 1404 (7 January 2026), during the nationwide protests, he was on Khomeini Boulevard in Chenaran when security forces opened fire with live ammunition. A bullet struck him in the back of the head. He was taken to hospital but died shortly afterwards. His death was reported by the Hana Human Rights Organization and recorded by Iran Pedia and Iran International's Javidnaman memorial.
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