Gravestone of the conscript soldier Mohammad Ali Shaydadanaj; the way it was written

Gravestone of the conscript soldier Mohammad Ali Shaydadanaj; the way it was written With the blood of his liver you gave birth to me / you gave me to my beloved country

Independent reports and his relatives have said that Mohammad Ali Shaydadanaj (born September 31, 1382) was a 20-year-old conscript who was opposed to the government. According to this information, before this incident he had written in a will that he wanted, if he was killed, to be introduced with the title “child of Iran and a sacrifice of the life for the homeland,” and even a few days before his death he had tattooed this phrase on his own arm. These sources say that his death and the deaths of other conscript soldiers present at the camp on that night were the result of conscript youth being drawn into military clashes, because, they allege, the criminal officials on Farvardin 7, tens of trucks carrying military equipment were brought into the Isfahan garrison and these young men were left behind as human shields.