There is a state funeral in Iran for about 60 people, including military commanders and nuclear scientists killed during the 12-day struggle with Israel.
The coffee wrapped in the Iranian flag, impressing the paintings of the deceased commanders, was full of crowds near the Angelb Square in Tehran.
Earlier this week ended with the ceasefire, when the US joined the major nuclear sites in Iran directly.
A large crowd of mournings raised black slogans, waved Iranian flags and kept pictures of those killed.
Prior to the incident, a media campaign urged people to participate, in which the authorities provided free bus and metro ride. Government offices were closed for the day.
Among those who were placed to rest are the highest ranked military officers in Iran, Mohammad Bagheri, who was the head of Iran’s armed forces employees.
Bagheri will be buried with his wife and daughter, who was killed in an Israeli strike. Overall, Iranian officials said 627 people were killed in Iran. Israeli officials said 28 people were killed in Israel after the missile attacks by Iran.
Saturday’s funeral includes Hosin salutes, Commander-in-Chief of Islamic revolutionary guards, as well as many nuclear scientists like Mohammad Mehdi Tehrachi, who were heads of Azad University in Tehran.
This US President Donald Trump said that he will do Consider “Absolutely” bombing Iran again.
On Friday, the answer to a question by BBC’s Nomia Iqbal at the press briefing of the White House, said that he would attack the country “without question” if Iran concluded that Iran could enrich uranium.
Trump has also reiterated his claim that Iran was “disintegrated”, writing: “The so -called ‘supreme leader’ Ayatulla Ali Khamenei, the so -called ‘supreme leader of Iran’s war -torn country, says so clearly and stupidly that he wins the war with Israel, when he knows that his statement is a lie.”
Trump also claimed that “where is he really [Khamenei] The shelter was “, he said that he would not let Israel, or American armed forces go … end his life”.
“I saved him from a very ugly and ignorant death, and he does not need to say, ‘Thank-U, President Trump!”, Trump posted on his true social stage.
Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Argchi, warned Trump against the “derogatory” comments about Khameni, who claimed us and Israel’s attacks on Iranian nuclear sites, obtained “anything important”.
“If President Trump is real about the desire for a deal, he should keep the abusive and unacceptable tone towards Iran’s supreme leader, Grand Ayatullah Khamenei,” Argchi posted on X.
“The great and powerful Iranian people, who showed the world that Israeli rule had no choice but to run ‘daddy’ to avoid being flattened by our missiles, do not take kind to threatened and insult.”
Argchi has admitted that There was a “extreme and severe” damage Recently at nuclear sites in Iran by bomb blasts.
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has said that it is still not known how many of Iran’s nuclear capabilities – including the Centrifuse required to purify highly rich uranium and metal – have been destroyed or transferred.
Agency Director General Rafael Gersi also said that preventing Iran from being able to make nuclear weapons would not be achieved through military attacks.
“You are going to solve it in a certain way, you are going to make a compromise,” told BBC US partner CBS News.
On social media, Trump claimed that in recent times he was “working on the possible removal of restrictions, and other things that gave Iran a better chance on full, fast and complete recovery”.
But he said that Khamenei’s comments announced him that: “Instead I hit with a statement of anger, hatred and hatred, and immediately approved all the work on relief, and more.”
