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Archive URL: https://airwars.org/source/fararu-com-%d9%81%d8%b1%d8%a7%d8%b1%d9%88-2026-04-20-092800/
Captured Post Date:
2026-04-20 09:28
Translated Author:
Fararu
Author:
فرارو
Translated Content:
In this video, you see and hear the firsthand, deeply painful account of a man who lost his wife and two children in the attack on the Minab school. He says: “I recognized my son from his hand—the one that remained on his pencil case, with his name written on his colored pencils. I identified my wife by her wedding ring, and my daughter by her bracelet and her pink bag.”
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Yes
Translated Video Transcript:
[Salari family. Man recounts his experience:]
That day I wasn’t in Minab. For about a week I had been away from my family. I was roughly 200 kilometers away. Earlier, my wife had called me—we spoke about an hour before everything happened. It was just a normal conversation.
Then, when we began to hear the news of the explosions, I asked myself: could it have been my children’s school? At that moment, no one had said anything about the school yet. Still, I called my wife again—to ask how things were there, what was happening, whether she was going to pick up the children. She didn't answer.
Then my brother called… and told me the school itself had been hit.
In those first moments, I asked about the children—where they were, whether they had been found. “Which class?” they asked. One was in third grade. Ali—he was in first grade.
That night, when I finally reached Minab and saw the scale of the tragedy, I understood that I should not be searching for my children among the crowds. I had to search for parts of their bodies—among the stones, among the twisted metal.
It was unbearable for everyone—not just me. Those first one or two days, when everyone was searching for their children, their loved ones—it cannot be described.
Mothers and fathers…on that day, they were searching in the morgue, among countless fragments of bodies, trying to find their beloved children.
I identified each one of my loved ones myself.
That morning… in Hajjiabad, in the hospital and the morgue—my wife and my son, their bodies were together. I identified them there, when they were brought out from under the rubble.
My son—I recognized him from what remained: a single hand with a pencils bag in his hand. This bag you see here—it was his. From the colored pencils in his bag, with his name written on them—“Ali Salari”—I understood that this belonged to my son. From the shape of his hand… I knew.
My wife—I identified her from her wedding ring.
And the next day, my daughter—I recognized her from her finger, from a small bracelet she was wearing.
This bag you see… it is my daughter’s “taklif celebration” bag.
Content:
در این ویدئو روایت عینی و دردناک مردی را میبینید و میشنوید که همسر و دو فرزندش را در حمله به مدرسه میناب از دست داد. او گفت پسرش را از روی دستی که روی جامدادایاش به جای مانده بود و اسمش روی مدادرنگیهایش نوشته شده، بود، شناختم. همسرم را از روی حلقه ازدواجش و دخترم را از روی النگو و کیف صورتیاش شناسایی کردم.
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Captured Date
2026-05-04T13:38:32.000Z
Language
Persian
Incident