Waliollah Watanparast

Father’s name: Mohammad Ali

Father’s name: Mohammad Ali

Place of birth: Sorond

Date of martyrdom: May 24, 1988

Place of martyrdom: Majnoon Island

Landfill:  Sorond

Sending unit: Mehran Basij

Date of birth: September 23, 1970

Wali Allah is a patriot
Wali Allah is a patriot

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