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KHAMENEI FUNERAL: Mourners Get Emotional While Paying Respects To Former Supreme Leader
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3:06Now PlayingA solemn procession in Tehran honored Iran's late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as his coffin, along with those of slain family members, was carried into the Grand Mosalla ahead of state funeral ceremonies. Religious leaders and mourners paid their final respects, while state media showed the casket surrounded by red tulips and symbolic decorations. Khamenei was killed in an Israeli airstrike at the start of the recent Iran war, according to Iranian authorities. Iran will begin nationwide funeral ceremonies on Saturday, with processions planned across multiple cities in Iran and Iraq amid heightened security and expected mass public participation.
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KHAMENEI FUNERAL: Mourners Get Emotional While Paying Respects To Former Supreme Leader
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