Marș religios la Teheran. Mulțimea a cerut răzbunare pentru liderul suprem iranian, ucis la începutul războiului

Thousands participated in a religious march in Tehran, demanding revenge for the Iranian supreme leader killed at the war's onset. The event, titled 'Revenge for the Martyr Leader of Iran,' coincided with Arbaeen, a significant Shia Muslim observance. Participants carried Iranian flags and red banners, chanting for retribution. The march spanned from Imam Hussein Square to Shah Abdol-Azim sanctuary. Similar processions occur in Iran for those unable to attend the pilgrimage to Karbala, Iraq, which gathers millions annually. Iranian authorities used recent religious commemorations to promote unity against perceived external adversaries, particularly Israel and the U.S.