Hooman Sabagh’s grieving wife, one of the victims of the protests of Dey, said she was homesick and shared memories in a video released on the anniversary of her husband’s birthday.

Hooman Sabagh’s grieving wife, one of the victims of the protests of Dey, said she was homesick and shared memories in a video released on the anniversary of her husband’s birthday.

She wrote that she had not been able to go to Hooman’s grave, but after crying and feeling homesick, she did things that Hooman had wanted. She also talked about and wrote about memories of their two-person birthday celebrations on 12 Shahrivar, writing: “Hooman, my love for you has grown a little, don’t forget me.”

Hooman Sabagh, 37, the manager of the Tehran Technical Complex in Lahijan, was killed on the evening of 18 Dey 1404 during the Dey protests in the vicinity of Shishegaran Street in Lahijan after a bullet hit the main artery in his left leg.