Khamenei funeral procession begins in Tehran as huge crowds expected
World Monday's procession will be followed by similar events in Qom on Tuesday and in Iraq's Najaf and Karbala on Wednesday A vehicle carrying coffins of…
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World Monday's procession will be followed by similar events in Qom on Tuesday and in Iraq's Najaf and Karbala on Wednesday A vehicle carrying coffins of Iran's late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his family members, makes its way as people attend a funeral procession for Khamenei, who was assassinated on February 28 in Israeli and US airstrikes, in Tehran, Iran, July 6, 2026. — Reuters The funeral procession for Iran's late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei began in Tehran on Monday, state television reported, as authorities prepared for crowds that could rival those that turned out for his predecessor nearly four decades ago. Iranian state television reported the process had started. Khamenei's flag-drained coffee, and those of his family killed Feb.
Furthermore, After lying in state for two days at Tehran’s Grand Mosalla religious complex, the body of Khamenei — who was killed on the first day of the Middle East war on February 28 — began its journey through the capital accompanied by massive crowds of mourners, state broadcaster IRIB reported. Thousands had filled the Grand Mosalla on Sunday to pay their respects to Khamenei and his four family members, all killed on February 28 in Israeli airstrikes based on US intelligence.
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World Monday's procession will be followed by similar events in Qom on Tuesday and in Iraq's Najaf and Karbala on Wednesday A vehicle carrying coffins of Iran's late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his family members, makes its way as people attend a funeral procession for Khamenei, who was assassinated on February 28 in Israeli and US airstrikes, in Tehran, Iran, July 6, 2026. — Reuters The funeral procession for Iran's late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei began in Tehran on Monday, state television reported, as authorities prepared for crowds that could rival those that turned out for his predecessor nearly four decades ago.
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Iranian state television reported the process had started.
according to The Boston GlobeKhamenei's flag-drained coffee, and those of his family killed Feb.
according to The Boston GlobeAfter lying in state for two days at Tehran’s Grand Mosalla religious complex, the body of Khamenei — who was killed on the first day of the Middle East war on February 28 — began its journey through the capital accompanied by massive crowds of mourners, state broadcaster IRIB reported.
according to Vanguard (Nigeria) +1Thousands had filled the Grand Mosalla on Sunday to pay their respects to Khamenei and his four family members, all killed on February 28 in Israeli airstrikes based on US intelligence.
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