A Mobilization Project: From a Young Activist in Amol

Ali Fazeli, born in 1993, was a young man who had always written openly and fearlessly against his opponents on virtual platforms in support of the Islamic Republic. After the killing of Mahsa Amini, he wrote extensively in support of the uprising of the Iranian people.

He was killed in Amol in the Haraz region by bullets fired by the mercenaries of Khamenei. Although his friends had taken him to the hospital on September 7, security forces found him at the hospital after he had died and, through force, threats, and promises that they would hand over his body the next day, they abducted him.

The next day, he was introduced as a “martyr of assassination,” and some of his relatives were forced into coerced confessions. The scenario of martyrdom fabrication, as in the case of Saneh Jaleh, repeated itself once again.

Ali’s friends and relatives say he dreamed of sacrificing his life in the struggle for Iran’s freedom. However, now his killers are attempting to defame him and confiscate his body.

The seventh-day ceremony for this martyr of the homeland was held while placards identifying him as a “martyr of assassination” were forcibly installed at the ceremony venue.

In this terrorist incident, Hadi Chaksari, born in 1992, was also killed.

It is worth noting that at the beginning of the public protests, 11 people were killed in the city of Amol, and no names were mentioned for them.

All these events were announced by eyewitnesses, while the political-security deputy of Mazandaran Province’s governorate at the Amol administration announced: These two individuals, who were Basij members in Amol, were assassinated by unknown persons while passing through Haraz Street in Amol and were shot in the chest.

He also announced: The shooters intended to fire at police forces, but the bullets hit these two pedestrians.

The Persian-speaking Christian News Network also published this news to clarify public opinion and defers verification of the accuracy of the submitted report to supplementary reports.