Today was the anniversary of the execution of Nader Jahanbani, the lieutenant general pilot of the Imperial Air Force and the deputy commander of that force known as General Cheshmabii.

Jahanbani was born on April 16, 1928, in Amol.

He is the founder and head of the Golden Crown Acrojet team. He is known as one of the best and most prominent pilots of his era.

Nader Jahanbani studied at the Russian Air Force Pilot University and was trained in jet fighter pilot courses from Germany.

After the revolution of 1979, Nader Jahanbani was arrested at the air force post in Dushantepe on February 11th, and on February 11th, 1979, he was imprisoned in Qasr Tirbaran prison by the order of Sadiq Khalkhali, the ruler of Sharia at that time.

Masoud Behnoud says: One of the few times I saw Khalkhali, I missed an opportunity to ask a question that had been stuck in my throat for years:

I said, Mr. Khalkhali, in the court of Nader Jahanbani and Abbas Ali Khaltabari, we had brought a group and we were filming and there are videos. In Khaltabari's trial, it was found that nuclear waste was not buried in Iran, and he was not the one who proposed to bury the nuclear waste...
Why did you (falsely) say in your interview that Lieutenant General Jahanbani was playing music for his horses and that Khalatbari was burying nuclear waste in Iran?

Khalkhali's answer was: I remembered (I knew), but I said things that (people's) hearts would burn and their livers would burn. I am not responsible for creating logic for monarchists and tyrants.