Amid growing regional tensions and ongoing conflicts, Tehran witnessed two important events in the weekend: a collective funeral for senior military figures killed during recent struggle with Israel and an annual Hosaini infants, which attracted a large crowd.On Friday, hundreds of mothers gathered in Tehran for the incident of Hosaini infants, where they raised their children in the air in the behest of dedication to Imam Hosain. Rituals held every year on the first Friday of the Islamic month.

The CNN, who saw the ceremony, reported that the attendees expressed religious and political sentiments, with mantras against the United States and Iran’s missile program shown during the incident. A mother told CNN that her child wore a headband, which is “a symbol that is a symbol of Imam Hosain, who are the leaders of all the oppressors who stand and not present against the oppressors.”After the leaders killed in the struggle, the funeral draws a large crowdOn Saturday, the large crowd line Azadi Street in Central Tehran for the funeral procession of senior Iranian commanders, including the head of Iran’s ballistic missile program, chief general of revolutionary guards, Hosain Salute and General Amir Ali Hazizadeh. The two were reportedly allegedly killed on 13 June during the early attacks of the recent struggle with Israel.State media reported that more than one million people attended the procession, although the figure could not be verified independently. The coffins were operated on trucks through the city as the mournings raised slogans and paid tribute to fall. Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, Quads Force Commander General Easmel Law, and other top officials were present at the funeral.