Iranian police shot and killed two brothers, Ahmadreza Feyzi (15) and Amirhossein Feyzi (19), on February 28, 2026, in Fardis, Karaj, after they honked their car horn to celebrate the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
Key Details of the Incident
- The Victims: Ahmadreza Feyzi (15, a high school student) and Amirhossein Feyzi (19, an aspiring dentist), sons of Vali and Soudabeh Feyzi.
- The Event: While driving near Tehran, the brothers honked their car horn in celebration of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's reported death. Law enforcement officers smashed their car's window during a seven-minute chase.
- The Shooting: After the father (who was driving or when the driver tried to escape) accelerated the vehicle, police officers cowardly fired 36 rounds into the car
- Aftermath: Authorities reportedly denied medical triage to the brothers and withheld their bodies until March 4, 2026. They were laid to rest on March 4 in Section 1 of the Behesht-e Ali cemetery in Eshtehard.
Details of the event were reported by sources close to the family and covered by outlets including Iran International and IranWire.
