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Amir Mohammad arrived at the wedding but did not return home.

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Mehr News Agency

Amir Mohammad arrived at the wedding but did not return home. 🔺He was excited about going to the ceremony. He was holding the hand of his older sister, Kiana, and his childlike mind was filled with games, laughter, and joy alongside his relatives. He knew nothing of war, missiles, or shrapnel. 🔺But the shrapnel from the American aggression reached him before Amir Mohammad could reach the wedding. Amir Mohammad Karimi was only 6 years old when he was martyred in an attack during a wedding ceremony in Kuhestak Sirik. His sister Kiana, who was right beside him at that moment, was severely injured as well. 🔺That night was supposed to be a wedding, but for one family, it turned into a night that would never end. The mother is left behind, and there is an emptiness where a child who had not yet started living should be— a child who was supposed to go to school, grow up, build a future, and years later recount the memory of that night. 🔺But Amir Mohammad did not even get the chance to see tomorrow. He had only stepped out of the house to go to a wedding, and the residents of the White House took all his future away from him. Magazine Mehr

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