علیرضا باقری منجیلی

Message: «Can you tell about my friend? Alireza Bagheri 25 years old, killed in Manjil, Gilan Province. Alireza was a soldier but took leave on Wednesday so he wouldn't participate in the crimes of the Islamic Republic. He went to the streets on Thursday and Friday, and on Friday he was killed by a direct shot to his heart. He had done 5 months of his military service and was supposed to get married after his service. He really wanted to become famous. His mom begged him not to go out on Frid...

The dagger that's been stuck in my heart for a month sank another 2 cm deeper with this video. Immortal #علیرضا_باقری, someone whose very existence was protest; his lifeless body is also a protest and will remain so forever.

Alireza Bagheri Manjili, a 24-year-old football fan, was killed by gunfire from the repressive forces during the Manjil protests in the National Iranian Revolution against the Islamic Republic. The father of this Immortal suffered a heart condition as a result of the tragedy. He loved playing at Azadi Stadium. Comments by Raha Pourbakhsh, Iran International, on Hat-Trick

Instagram of the father of one of the Immortals I'd die for the pain in your heart, man. #علیرضا_باقری

🖤 Immortal Alireza Bagheri Born 28 Aban 1379 (19 November 2000) Bachelor’s degree, soldier, football lover… and a heart that beat for life and the future. He was not just a name; he is the story of a young man who lived among us with dreams, smiles, and a quiet courage. A boy who loved the football field, knew hope, and had a trace of boldness in his gaze. In the protests of 19 Dey (9 January 2026) in Manjil / Gilan, his name was committed to memory; not only as a recollection, but as a symbol ...

Alireza, as one of his acquaintances wrote to me, was a soldier and, answering the prince’s call, took leave to take part in the protests. He participated in the protests in the city of Manjil (Gilan) on 18 Dey (8 January 2026) and was among the first group of protesters to be killed by the regime. Child of Iran and Martyr for the homeland: Alireza Bagheri Manjili

Immortal Alireza Bagheri Manjili, a 24-year-old Persepolis football supporter who was killed during the National Iranian Revolution against the Islamic Republic, in the protests of the city of Manjil, dreamed of playing in Azadi Stadium — but the Islamic Republic government's answer to this young man's wish was live ammunition. Alireza, who used to go to Azadi Stadium to cheer for Persepolis in important matches like derbies or Asian competitions, including the match against Al-Nassr of Saudi A...