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Arsha Aghdasi, a famous Iranian stuntman, has died

Aug 4, 2021, 21:20 GMT+1

Iranian stuntman Arsha Aghdasi died on Wednesday at the age of 39, a week after he was injured in an accident while making a left-handed car while making a movie in Beirut. His body is to be transferred to Tehran and buried next to the message of the Eternal Covenant tomb

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