Officials and representatives from more than 30 countries are expected to attend the funeral ceremony of Iran’s late Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in Tehran.
According to Iranian authorities, the funeral will bring together senior government officials, diplomats, military leaders and religious figures from across the region and beyond. The ceremony is expected to be one of the largest state events held in Iran in recent years.
Thousands of mourners have already gathered in Tehran to pay their final respects. Security has been tightened throughout the capital, with police and emergency services deployed to manage large crowds and ensure the ceremonies are conducted safely.
The Iranian government has organized several days of mourning, including public prayers and memorial events before the late leader is laid to rest. Foreign delegations are expected to offer condolences and express solidarity with the Iranian people during the official ceremonies.
The death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei marks a significant moment in Iran’s history, drawing international attention and prompting messages of condolence from leaders around the world.
