01/25/2026
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Javid-nam, Milad Hassanzadeh, was only 18 years old when on January 08, 2026, in NaazyAbad neighbourhood in Tehran, was shot twice with live ammunition by the Islamic Republic regime, once in the leg and once in the abdomen.
After undergoing 4 surgeries, 2 days later on January 10, he became eternal.
He wrote a will on a plain piece of paper few days before he got killed:
🔴“I’m going now. If I’m killed, or even if I’m arrested, be happy, because I chose to live with honor and dignity.
If I am to die, then it is better to die on the path of courage and integrity, as a martyr.
Whatever happens to me, I want the news to explode like a bomb, so I can become a model for the rest of my generation.
Milad Hassanzadeh – Jan 02, 2026”🔴
Milad’s will is deeply moving. It lays bare the courage of Iran’s young generation and their unwavering determination to bring about regime change. They know the cost, and they are willing to pay it for freedom.
May Milad’s name, and the names of all those who were killed fighting for freedom in the streets of Iran, live forever in our memory.
▶️The phrase “Javid-nam” (eternal name) is used deliberately in Persian to mean someone whose name lives on after death—more than “killed,” closer to “immortalized by sacrifice.”
