Aida Aghili
He was an artist, candle maker, yoga practitioner, and darts champion, and his friends and family remembered him as a lover of life, nature, dance, and the freedom of Iran.☀️
On the evening of January 8, 1404, Aida Aqili was killed by government forces during street protests in eastern Tehran after being shot in the head by two live bullets.
After several days of no news and her family searching hospitals and security centers, her body was found among the dead who had been transferred to Kahrizak
Image of Mandkar: The publication of images from the backyard of Tehran's Al-Ghadir Hospital, showing her calm face among the bodies wrapped in blankets 🥀 It received widespread coverage in the media and social networks and became one of the most shocking images of those days.