Iran has reportedly begun official mourning ceremonies for the ayatollah who was killed in the opening strike of Operation Roaring Lion, according to Israeli intelligence sources.
Iran has begun official farewell ceremonies for the ayatollah eliminated in the opening strike of Operation Roaring Lion, the Israeli campaign against Iran. The mourning marks the first public ceremonies for the late Supreme Leader, who was killed in the initial strike of the campaign, as The Zioneer has previously reported. The regime has been preparing for the funeral, including unveiling an official logo and slogan. The scale and duration of the ceremonies remain unclear.
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