Hamidreza Broumand Radkani

Hamidreza Boroumand Radkani was killed on January 9, 2026, during nationwide protests in Chamestan, Mazandaran Province, by gunfire from the suppressive forces of the Islamic Republic. On the night of January 9, 2026, in the city of Chamestan, Mazandaran Province, Hamidreza Boroumand Radkani, along with 24 others, was killed. Among them were four women, four non-locals, and the rest were all from Chamestan and its surroundings. Most were targeted from very close range with live bullets and pellet shots, and almost all were shot from the waist up.

Hamidreza Boroumand Radkani was an employee of the Safariland tourism complex. He was originally from Radkan, a suburb of Chenaran County in Razavi Khorasan, and had migrated to Chamestan for work. He had two sons, aged 18 and 8. His wife was forced into silence, having been threatened with problems for her children if she revealed the circumstances of his death. She was even compelled to sign a document stating that her husband had died in an accident to receive his body.

As a non-local, there were attempts to portray him as a "trained leader" who had come to Chamestan to incite unrest, putting significant pressure on his family. The bullets had completely destroyed both lungs, both kidneys, his spleen, and liver, and four fingers of his right hand were severed.

*Translated on 2026-03-13*