Iranian martyrs of June 13 attacks
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A list of Iranian martyrs killed by Zionist regime indiscriminate attacks on June 13 which started the 12 days war
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Hamidreza Maktabi (22), a young conscript and talented game designer, was set to finish his military service and return to the creative world he loved, where his curiosity and imagination were admired.

But Israel ended his story too soon. He was killed on duty, and when his body was returned, his head was missing. Named after his martyred uncle, he now joins the ranks of Iran’s martyrs.

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Ahmad LatifiRad (63) had just retired after years on the road as a truck driver. He dreamed of spending his quiet days gardening at home in Astaneh Ashrafieh.

But that peaceful life was stolen. Ahmad and his wife were killed by Israel during the strike that targeted their neighbor — a relative of a nuclear scientist. The attack claimed 16 lives.

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Iranian martyrs of June 13 attacks
Ahmad LatifiRad (63) had just retired after years on the road as a truck driver. He dreamed of spending his quiet days gardening at home in Astaneh Ashrafieh. But that peaceful life was stolen. Ahmad and his wife were killed by Israel during the strike that…
Shahrbanoo PourRamazan, a beloved mother and grandmother, was killed by Israel along with her husband Ahmad in their own home. They had built extra rooms so their adult children would feel at home when visiting.

Israel targeted their neighborhood to assassinate a nuclear scientist. The propaganda machine later called the innocent victims “human shields” to downplay the crime.

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Hamed Saber (39), a Ports and Maritime staffer from Hormozgan, had traveled with his wife Mahsa Ahmari and their 6-year-old son Milan to Astaneh Ashrafieh to mourn his martyred nephew.

A week earlier, Israel had killed his nephew Hamidreza while trying to assassinate his father — a nuclear scientist. On June 13, Israel struck again, targeting the family’s mourning gathering and killing 12 relatives, including Hamed, Mahsa, and Milan.

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Reza Rezaei, a young Afghan immigrant, was killed by Israel in a strike on Islamshahr.

If he had lived, he might have written his own story with his own hands. But Israeli missiles turned that story into a tragic, unfinished chapter. His broken body was buried in Qarchak, but the hope and strength in his young face will never be forgotten.

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Yousef Ghorbani, a retired healthcare employee, was killed by Israel in his own home in Tehran — along with his wife Kokab Hatami and their young daughter Sahar.

After a lifetime of service, they deserved rest but Israeli missiles ended their story. Son of Iran, your country remembers your honest service. Rest in Iran’s grateful memory.

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Pouyan Sereshti, a young conscript, was doing his mandatory service at Evin Prison. He likely had dreams — to study, to build a life, maybe start a family.

But on that day, Israeli missiles struck the guards’ post near the entrance, leaving a crater — and 13 young soldiers, including Pouyan, were killed.

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Ali Asghar Pazooki, a well-known and respected Tehran salesman, built his life from scratch, working since childhood while never giving up on education or his love for Iranian history. His customers knew him for his honesty and kindness.

When Israel attacked Tehran, he chose not to flee. He was killed near Evin Prison during Israel’s so-called “symbolic” strike while helping a friend with a legal case.

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Hossein Jafar Abadi was a bright young Iranian engineer whose social media became a source of spiritual and motivational inspiration for many. His thoughtful content reached a wide audience, who now mourn as those channels fall silent forever.

On a fateful day in Tehran, an Israeli airstrike struck a residential neighborhood, killing Hossein alongside his mother, his young sister, his brother-in-law, and his teenage student brother. The act, like so many others during the June attacks, left families shattered and communities in grief.

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Amirali Gharib was a young conscript in the Iranian Police, dutifully serving in Tehran. He had been looking forward to a short leave—just a few days to return home and embrace his family. That reunion would never happen.

Before he could take that long-awaited break, Amirali was killed in an Israeli missile strike—targeted while on duty, alongside his fellow servicemen. His funeral was held in Andisheh, his hometown, where loved ones laid.

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Robabeh Azizi, a grandmother in her sixties, endured the hardships of war before. She dedicated her later years to the simple joys of family life surrounded by grandchildren and the warmth of a household at peace. But on June 13, Israeli missiles shattered that peace, striking a festive family gathering in their home during Eid Ghadir.

The intended target: Dr. Mostafa Sadati‑Armaki, a nuclear physicist and member of Iran’s scientific community. Despite this, Robabeh, her husband, her daughter (a master’s student), son-in-law Dr. Sadati‑Armaki, and grandchildren aged 13, 8, and 4 were killed in the assault.

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Mohammadamin Rouhbakhsh was a young conscript serving at Evin Prison. He was close to finishing his mandatory service, looking forward to stepping into his future. But that future was stolen when Israel launched a brutal missile attack on Evin—ending his life and the lives of many others.

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Parsa Yadollahi, a 19-year-old conscript, was serving at Evin Prison when Israel targeted the facility, claiming it as “a symbol of freedom.” But for Parsa, the meaning of freedom was far deeper than rubble and smoke.

He wasn’t just a soldier. One of his relatives had died in the tragic downing of Ukrainian Flight PS752, and Parsa stood in solidarity with the grieving families—supporting their quest for justice with quiet dignity.

He was killed along with dozens of prison staff, guards, inmates, their families, and nearby residents. Another innocent life silenced under the banner of aggression.

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Dr. Davood Shirvani Boroujeni, an infectious disease resident and the prison physician at Evin, was doing his duty—examining a patient—when Israel’s missiles struck the facility in what they called a “symbolic” attack.

Even in his final moments, Davood remained true to his oath as a doctor. He told his patient to shelter under a table. That patient survived. Davood did not.

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Amirali Khorami, a seventh-grade student, was a sweet, tidy, and funny boy. Every day, he used to say goodbye to his teacher with: “God bless you, sir.”

But in an attempt to assassinate his physicist neighbor, Israel showed no concern for the innocent child living next door. Amirali’s future was erased in a moment.

On his school’s website, one classmate wrote: “I wish I could hear your name in roll call just one more time.”

Though forever absent from his classroom, he will always be present in the heart of Iran.

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