
Farhad Eyvazi was a young resident of Lordegan, in Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari province, who lost his life during protests against the Islamic Republic in January 2026. He was among several Lor civilians killed when security forces opened fire on demonstrators. His death has been documented by human rights organizations as part of a wider, violent crackdown on protesters.
Farhad Eyvazi lived in Lordegan, a city that witnessed intense and deadly repression during the January 2026 protests. Along with other residents, he participated in or was present during demonstrations opposing state policies and repression. On the evening of January 7, 2026, Iranian security forces reportedly used live ammunition against civilians. Farhad Eyvazi was one of those fatally shot. Human rights groups have confirmed his identity as a victim of direct gunfire, though further personal details about his life, profession, or family background have not been made public.
Farhad Eyvazi was killed during nationwide anti-government protests in Iran. His death occurred as Iranian security forces used direct gunfire to suppress demonstrations in the city of Lordegan.
Farhad Eyvazi was killed when Iranian government security forces fired live ammunition at protesters in Lordegan. The shooting occurred during a violent crackdown characterized by indiscriminate use of lethal force against civilians.
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