Shahin Shahr; Ali Armand, 18-year-old Kurdish youth from Kermanshah, one of the January 9 victims killed by live ammunition Gold medalist who was preparing for competitions

20:51 - 26 January 2026
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January 26, 2026; “Ali Armand,” an 18-year-old Kurdish youth from the village of “Amirabad,” Islamabad-e Gharb (Shabad) in Kermanshah province and a resident of “Shahin Shahr,” Isfahan, is the identity of another of the victims of the popular protests on the evening of Friday, January 9, 2026, in this city, who lost his life due to the direct fire of live ammunition by the repressive forces of the Islamic Republic.

An informed source, while confirming this news to Kurdpa, stated: After a few days, the family was able to receive the body and bury it in one of the cemeteries of Islamabad-e Gharb. Furthermore, the family was not allowed to view the body.

Ali Armand held 3 gold medals in the field of bodybuilding and was preparing himself for competitions.

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