November 14, 2026; "Tayeb Rostami," a 34-year-old Kurdish kolbar from Baneh, was targeted by direct fire without prior warning from military forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the border areas of this county at dawn on Saturday, November 14, 2026, and lost his life.

An informed source confirmed this news to Kurdpa, stating: Tayeb Rostami was targeted by direct fire from military forces at the "Sorkev" border in Baneh and was killed.

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According to an informed source, "Tayeb Rostami," the young Kurdish kolbar, died instantly after being struck by two live rounds fired directly at his head and abdomen by Border Regiment forces. His body has been handed over to his family and is scheduled to be buried today.

The source also stated that following the killing of kolbars by military gunfire, a physician immediately certifies their death and their bodies are swiftly handed over to their families—an action taken, according to this source, to avoid delays at hospitals and to prevent public backlash and protests.

"Tayeb Rostami," 34, son of Nasrin and Jalal, was married and had a young son named "Nihad." His wife is also pregnant, and their second child is due to be born soon.

The direct and unwarned shooting by military forces at Tayeb Rostami, a 34-year-old kolbar at the Baneh border, which resulted in his death, constitutes a clear instance of "extrajudicial killing" and a flagrant violation of Article 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (the right to life).
This violent act is also an explicit violation of Article 3 and Note 3 of the Law on the Use of Weapons in Iran's domestic legislation, which obligates officers to observe graduated warning protocols (ordering a halt, firing warning shots into the air, and shooting below the waist), as kolbars are unarmed civilians who pose no threat to officers and are forced to engage in this work solely to earn a living.