October 29, 2026; Milad Ebrahimi, a young Kurdish man from Kamyaran who was wounded by direct live gunfire from Islamic Republic government forces during the public protests on January 8, 2026, and subsequently arrested, was sentenced by Branch 101 of Criminal Court Two of Kamyaran to one year of discretionary sentenced imprisonment and a fine of 400 million Tomans on charges of "disrupting public order."

According to an informed source, the court hearing for this 31-year-old athlete and masseur was held in October 2026 at Branch 101 of Criminal Court Two of Kamyaran, and the issued verdict was communicated to him on October 25, 2026.

Milad Ebrahimi, who was wounded as a result of direct live ammunition fire by Islamic Republic government forces during the public protests in Kamyaran on January 8, 2026, was arrested by security forces on February 1, 2026, without a judicial warrant.

At the time of his arrest, his brother "Hamed Ebrahimi," who protested Milad's detention, was also arrested, but was released after 6 days upon posting a 6 billion Toman bail.

On the evening of January 8, 2026, during public protests in Kamyaran, Milad Ebrahimi was wounded in the lower back by live gunfire and underwent surgery after being transferred to a hospital in Sanandaj. Following his discharge, while recovering at home and scheduled for another surgery due to bodily infection, he was arrested by security forces and transferred to the detention center of the Sanandaj Intelligence Department.

Throughout his detention, this injured youth was deprived of access to legal counsel and appropriate medical treatment, and was temporarily released on bail on February 27, 2026.