US EditionIranians rally to mark 40-day mourning for slain supreme leader Khamenei
President Masoud Pezeshkian joined tributes as supporters honored the slain leader in rallies that reflected Iran’s 40-day mourning rite after his death.
- Iranians held rallies across the country to commemorate the 40-day mourning period for their slain supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
- President Masoud Pezeshkian participated in the tribute, posing for photos with attendees who expressed anger at the US and Israel over Khamenei's killing.
- Some protesters voiced skepticism about upcoming ceasefire negotiations, accusing the US of acting in bad faith and advocating against Iran's participation.
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The current Iranian political system has spent its 47 years of life under the shadow of a charismatic personality that marked its course: that of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, its founder and first supreme leader (1979-1989). Often defined as “Ayatollah regime” — Jomeini blinded the tutelage of jurisconsults (clerics) over state decisions — the Islamic Republic is an autocracy that has continued to function in the 40 days of war, even after Israe…
Many were happy at first, when by surprise, at a routine meeting on Saturday morning Saturday is the first day of the week in Iran, Israel killed in a bombing the then supreme Iranian leader, Ayatollah Ali Jameneí. In the numerous waves of protests in the last decade, it was the object of the anger of the protesters, who cried out "death to the dictator." Continue reading....
The Korea Times
Iranians pay tribute to slain supreme leader weeks after killing
TEHRAN — Thousands of Iranians rallied Thursday in a tribute to former supreme leader Ali Khamenei, killed on the first day of the war with the Uni...
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