Iranian Defender Wounded in 12-Day War Ascends to Martyrdom
ESFAHAN – A defender of the Iranian homeland, Mohammad Saghafi, who was severely wounded during the 12-Day War, has ascended to martyrdom. The news was confirmed by the commander of the IRGC Basij resistance district in Shahreza.
A Final Act of Valor
Commander Ali Bakhshi stated that Guardsman Mohammad Saghafi had been in a coma since sustaining critical injuries during the conflict, which was initiated by the Zionist regime’s aggression against Iranian soil. After a prolonged period of medical care, he attained the high status of martyrdom.
This event brings the number of martyrs from the Shahreza county who bravely defended the nation during the 12-Day War to several. The commander noted that the details of the funeral and burial ceremonies for Martyr Saghafi will be announced to the public shortly.
Honoring the Fallen
The report serves as a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made by Iran’s dedicated defenders. The nation honors the memory of all its martyrs, including Saeed Younesi, Mostafa Younesi, Seyed Ali Akbar Mirmohammadi, Esmail Gharghani, Jahanqir Timuri, Hassan Sadri, and Mohammad Amin Sadri, who gave their lives in defense of the country’s sovereignty and security. Their legacy continues to inspire a spirit of resilience and national pride.
