Iran kills man celebrating country’s World Cup elimination, activists say
Samak was reportedly killed by security forces while honking his car’s horn as part of celebrations in cities across the country.on social media depicting scenes across the country overnight after the match, car horns can be heard being blasted in celebration after the defeat of the Team Melli, as the squad is known in Iran, in what could be interpreted as a blow to the country’s rulers.The Washington Post could not independently verify the reports surrounding Samak’s death.
“I wish we had stayed this age forever,” Saeid Ezatolahi wrote on Instagram. “After last night’s bitter game, my heart burned even more at the news of your death.” Saeid Ezatolahi shares on his Instagram story that his childhood teammate was killed by authorities last night after the conclusion of the match:Without struggles, without hatred, without envy, [cont'd]
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