Saber Akbari, 27, was a nurse and former handball player who had competed in youth and national-level tournaments.

He was seriously injured while providing aid to victims of Zionist regime strike and succumbed to his wounds a few days later. He was martyred fulfilling a sacred duty—helping the wounded.

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Dr. Seyed Isar Tabatabaei Ghomsheh, 41, a prominent Iranian nuclear scientist and university lecturer, was martyred alongside his wife, Mansoureh Haji Salem, 38, in a targeted strike by the Zionist regime in the Yousef Abad neighborhood of central Tehran.

Dr. Tabatabaei, a graduate of Sharif University of Technology, had dedicated his life to peaceful scientific research and the education of Iran’s next generation of nuclear experts. His wife, Mansoureh, was not involved in politics or state affairs—she was simply at home with her husband when the missile struck.

They were not soldiers. They were husband and wife. Their only “crime” was love, science, and service.

Iran mourns them both, not only for their tragic end, but for the life they were building together. They were buried side by side, as they lived: together.

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Tabasom Pak, a 45-year-old Iranian mother, was killed by the blast wave from a Zionist strike as she was driving home from work in Tehran. She was hurrying back to calm her 17-year-old daughter, terrified by the ongoing attacks.

Her car was later found crushed under rubble just one street away from their home. She was not a combatant. She was a mother, a worker, and a citizen, taken in a moment of care and love.

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Porandokht Sadatnejad, 57, a dedicated social worker, was on duty at Evin Prison when the Zionist regime launched a so-called "symbolic" strike that turned into a massacre.

Originally from Talesh, a city in northern Iran, Porandokht was returned to her hometown for burial. She was not a soldier. She was a civil servant—serving vulnerable lives, until hers was taken.
Iran remembers every soul lost that day.

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Arvin Mohammadi, a young Iranian in his 30s and employee of a private firm, was at Evin Prison to post bail for his father—detained over financial issues—hoping to secure his temporary release during wartime.

Just as he was fulfilling this act of love and duty, the Zionist regime launched a strike on the prison. Iran remembers Arvin—not just for how he died, but for why he was there: for his father.

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Mona Bakouei, a woman in her early 50s, was the wife of Iranian nuclear scientist Ali Bakouei and the mother of Yasamin and Armin. Their home was deliberately targeted by the Zionist regime in a strike aimed at assassinating her husband. The attack wiped out the entire family.

The horror was compounded when Mona’s brother, Mokhtar Bakouei, a firefighter, was sent to the scene—only to discover the beheaded bodies of his sister and brother-in-law. The mangled remains of Yasamin and Armin were found days later, scattered from the blast site. DNA testing was required to confirm Yasamin's identity.

Mona’s only “crime” was building a life beside a man devoted to science. Iran mourns them all—together in life, martyred together in death.

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Reza Amini, 44, an electrical engineer with Iran’s Ministry of Defense, was preparing to move into a new home with his family. The boxes were packed. The future was near.

But before they could leave, a Zionist regime struck their residential area—killing Reza and his young son, Amir Ali Amini.

His body was so badly damaged in the blast that it could only be identified through DNA testing. No battlefield, no uniform—just a father in his own home, taken by war from above.

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Ali Sanaei was a beloved tour bus driver, a man whose life was measured in roads traveled, passengers helped, and the simple joy of moving through Iran’s vast and beautiful landscapes.

He was killed by an Israeli strike while driving his bus on the Tehran–Qom highway—a civilian, far from any battlefield. He wasn’t a soldier. He had nothing to do with the war.

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🎥 Footage from traffic cameras, moments after the Zionist airstrike on Tajrish during the 12-day imposed war.

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Siahgis Mousavi, a farmworker and a mother, was killed alongside her husband, Gholamabbas Mousavi, and her son, Armin. The family had been living and working at a small agricultural site in the village outskirts of Andimeshk, Khuzestan province, when the attack occurred.

Known among locals for her humility and work ethic, she often helped her husband maintain the area around the irrigation well, which sustained several nearby plots of farmland.

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Zahra Choubini, a hardworking and dedicated accounting student at the Vali Asr Girls’ Technical College in Tehran, was killed in a devastating Israeli strike while on her way home from school.

She was passing through Tajrish Square, a busy public area filled with pedestrians and everyday commuters, when the so-called "precision" strike — killing and injuring multiple innocent civilians.

Zahra had no connection to military activity. She was simply a young woman pursuing her education and returning home like countless others — until her life was tragically cut short.

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Footage of relief efforts and the relentless efforts of people, emergency services, and firefighters after Israel missile hit traffic jam in Tajrish Square

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Dr. Seyed Mohammad Reza Sedighi Saber, 56, a senior Iranian nuclear scientist, was martyred in Zionist regime’s strike on his family’s ancestral home in Astaneh Ashrafieh, Gilan Province.

He led the Shahid Karimi group under Iran’s SPND, specializing in energy and explosive systems. While sanctioned by the U.S., Iranian officials emphasized his work was peaceful and essential to national progress.

Among the 16 victims of the strike was his daughter, Fatemeh Sedighi Saber, a second-year medical student at Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, who had recently begun her studies.

His martyrdom, alongside his family members, marks the tragic loss of a brilliant scientific mind and a devoted family targeted simply for their service to their homeland.

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Hamidreza Sedighi Saber, a 17-year-old high school student and the son of prominent Iranian nuclear scientist Dr. Seyed Mohammad Reza Sedighi Saber, was tragically killed during an Zionist regime's strike on the family’s residence in Tehran.

The Sedighi Saber family was not involved in combat. Their only “crime” was their quiet service to their country.

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Amir-Ali Chatr-Anbarin, a 14-year-old student from Lahijan, was killed in an Israeli strike while visiting relatives in Astaneh Ashrafieh. He was a cousin of Hamidreza Sedighi Saber.

He was just a child — full of promise — caught in a tragedy not of his making.

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Mustafa Mohaadi, a 24-year-old conscript soldier serving at Tehran’s Evin Prison, was among dozens of victims killed in an Israeli strike that struck the prison complex. Hailing from the ancient desert city of Yazd, Mustafa represented the quiet dignity, resilience, and humility of Iran’s heartland — a son of the soil, now mourned as a martyr.

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