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Mohammadian Bahrami

Iran · Aged 17 · Died 02/28/2026
War Conflict

Their life

Mohammadian Bahrami was a 17-year-old individual who lost their life in the air strike on Shajareh Tayyebeh Primary School in Minab, Iran. They were among the victims of the attack, which resulted in significant civilian casualties, including many children.

Mohammadian Bahrami, aged 17, was identified among those killed in the strike on Shajareh Tayyebeh Primary School in Minab, located in Hormozgan Province. Although the majority of victims were younger children, older individuals were also present at or near the school during the incident.

The strike reportedly occurred in two stages, with a second missile hitting an area where survivors had gathered after the initial explosion. Mohammadian Bahrami was among those who lost their life during this sequence of events. While further personal details about their life are not available, their death reflects the broader impact of the incident on civilians of different ages within the community.

How they died

Fatal injuries caused by missile explosions during the strike

Mohammadian Bahrami died due to severe blast-related trauma sustained during a reported “double tap” air strike. The first missile struck the school premises, causing immediate casualties. Survivors moved to what was believed to be a safer area inside the school. A second missile then hit that same location, resulting in additional deaths, including those who had taken shelter. The explosions caused extensive destruction and fatal injuries.

Alleged responsible partyUnited States–Israel (US-Israeli) forces.Reported by the cited sources. “Alleged” is used pending verification.

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