Iranian Protester’s Final Call With Sobbing Father Before Execution
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Alireza Raishi's last phone call with his father was made from prison in Isfahan minutes before his execution
Iranian protester shared heartbreaking final call with sobbing father before he was executed: ‘Don’t cry, dad’
Iranian protest Alireza Raisi, 21, shared a final, heartbreaking call with his father who could do nothing but sob as the regime carried him off to the gallows moments later.
Alireza Raishi was executed on October 5, 2026, for the deaths of four members of the Iranian security forces during incidents in Shahid Alikhani Square in Isfahan.
Alireza Raisi was hanged at the age of 21 for participating in protests • In a last conversation with his father, he promised to meet his cousin who was killed in the protests | The regime's brutal repression in Iran (worldwide)
The last phone conversation of a 21-year-old Iranian protester with his father, shortly before his execution by hanging, following his conviction in a case related to the anti-government protests in Iran, is shocking. As the New York Post notes, Alireza Raishi, who was being held in an Isfahan prison, tried to comfort […] The article “Don’t cry, dad” – The heartbreaking last conversation of a 21-year-old Iranian with his father before his execut…
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