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Rasoul Yazdani

رسول یزدانی

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Rasoul Yazdani was a 42-year-old architect and artist originally from Arak who resided in the Shahrak-e Andisheh neighborhood of Fardis, Karaj. Known for his professional dedication and creative spirit, he was a member of the artistic and architectural community. On January 8, 2026, Rasoul was killed by plainclothes security forces who shot him at close range with a handgun. Reports indicate that the shooting occurred without the sound of gunfire being heard. Following his disappearance, his family searched for four days before eventually locating his body at the Kahrizak facility. Rasoul is remembered by those close to him for his enduring hope for his country. His friends and family recalled that he would never say a standard goodbye during their meetings; instead, he would always depart with the words, "In hopes of freedom."

رسول یزدانی، مهندس معمار و هنرمند ۴۲ ساله، اصالتاً اهل اراک و ساکن شهرک اندیشه در فردیس کرج بود. او به عنوان متخصصی خلاق و هنرمندی توانا در میان اطرافیان و همکاران خود شناخته می‌شد. در تاریخ ۱۸ دی‌ماه ۱۴۰۴، رسول هدف شلیک مستقیم نیروهای لباس‌شخصی قرار گرفت. وی از فاصله بسیار نزدیک و با استفاده از کلت کمری مورد اصابت قرار گرفت، در حالی که گزارش‌ها حاکی از آن است که صدای شلیک گلوله شنیده نشده بود. پس از چهار روز بی‌خبری و جستجوی مداوم، پیکر او در کهریزک پیدا شد. نزدیکان رسول او را با روحیه‌ای آزادی‌خواه و امیدوار به یاد می‌آورند. به گفته دوستانش، او در دیدارهای خود هرگز از واژه «خداحافظ» استفاده نمی‌کرد و همواره در پایان گفتگوها به جای آن می‌گفت: «به امید آزادی».

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