Who were the Iranian martyrs of resistance in Iraq?
The Iranian resistance martyrs played an important in the battle of the Takfiri Terrorist Groups through the resistance during last 4 years.
Mohammad Taghi Fahim in an interview with Navideshahed;
Social Issar is the symbol of aesthetics in the art
If we remove the culture of Issar(sacrifice) from cinema, there would be no subjects for creating aesthetics. Mohammad Taghi Fahim said.
Shrine defender martyr's wife;
Hossein was martyred beside the Hazrat Zainab ( SA ) holy shrine
Hossein Tabesteh was the first shrine defender martyr of Shahroud ( city in Iran ) . his wife told us about his martyrdom … I will keep silence to those who spoke against these martyrs .
7 Bait al Moqaddas operation in the words of a veteran
It was in the 7 Bait al Moqaddas Operation that we found out the meaning of thirst. We felt the meaning of Karbala and thirst of Imam Hussain (AS) and his family in that operation.
Martyr Mohsen Hojaji in the narration Milad Malekzadeh;
Where are you my friend?
His cell phone was full of photos which looked with regret and it sounds he had many words in his heart.
In an interview with martyr Mahmoud Ghandi's wife;
Martyr Dr. Mahmoud Ghandi was a hard worker man
When Mahmoud Ghandi returned from America we got married with each other. There were lots of up and down in our life and finally martyred at the 7th of Tir bombing.
In an interview with Navideshahed:
Martyr Sayyad Shirazi was the symbol of unity In Army and Islamic Guards corps
Martyr Sayyad Shirazi's bravery in the region lead to failed Munafiqin, Sayyad's brother said.
Martyr "Torkan" was the myth of the Armies
Martyr Torkan was the myth of the armies especially the artillery part, he usually thought about his country and countrymen, one of his student and military companion said.
An interview with martyr Ali Zakeri's friend in the sacred defense who was martyred some days ago.
Ali Zakeri was the symbol of courage and Issar
We were in a group. We knew each other's ID card information. For example, I knew Mr. Zakeri's ID card and we could identify each other if needed. We were completely ready for martyrdom and had no fear from war.
Here is an interview with the martyr Mohammad Mahdilou's sister;
I am waiting for Mohammad yet
It was 1986 that we lost Mohammad at the Shalamcheh boarder. We are waiting for him during these 32 years. My parents were died but I still waiting for him to come back and opened the door.