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21 Oct 2026, 13:16

Replying to message #70115

Sepehr Shakouri's father: "When I was watching the videos of the protests in France, my heart was torn apart, and I felt so sorry for my son and all the eternal ones of Iran. In a country that the Islamic Republic calls the Wild West, despite the damage to shops, not a single person has been killed or seriously harmed."

Ismail Shakouri continued with a sharp criticism of the government's secrecy regarding the massacre of protesters on the nights of December 18 and 19, addressing the officials of the Islamic Republic:
"What did you do on those two nights, and why are you hiding it? How could you, who claim to have Islamic compassion, shoot our defenseless, beautiful, and polite children with live ammunition and admit that you executed them in hospitals? The sorrow of the parents of these eternal ones will grip the countries that turned a blind eye to the massacre of our children and set the world on fire."

Ismail Shakouri is the same father whose video searching among the bodies of the deceased in Kahrizak, crying out "Sepehr, where are you?," went viral on social media.

Sepehr Shakouri, a 25-year-old young man, was killed on the evening of Thursday, January 18, 1404, in Tehran, on Nabard Street, due to gunfire.
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