Iran holds the state’s funeral for the military leaders who were killed in Israel’s conflict

The state’s funeral is taking place in Iran for about 60 people, including military leaders and nuclear scientists, who were killed during the 12 -day conflict with Israel.

The coffins were twisted in the Iranian flag, which carried pictures of the deceased leaders, surrounded by large crowds near the English Square in the center of Tehran.

The conflict with the ceasefire ended earlier this week, after the United States became directly involved by bombing the main nuclear sites in Iran.

Among those who were developed for rest, Muhammad Baghri, a military officer in Iran who was the chief of staff of the Iranian armed forces.

Huge crowds of mourners wearing black slogans, chanting, and Iranian flags waved and carried pictures of those who were killed.

The funeral will also include Hussein Salami, the Supreme Commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards, in addition to a number of nuclear scholars such as Muhammad Mahdi Tahrashi, who was the head of the Azad University in Tehran.

This comes after US President Donald Trump said he would do “Certainly” consider Iran’s bombing again.

In response to a question from Namia Iqbal in the BBC in a journalist for the White House on Friday, he said that he would “do” undoubtedly “the country if intelligence concludes that Iran can enrich uranium to levels.

Trump also reiterated his assurances that Iran was “Palmyra”, and wrote: “Why does the so -called” Supreme Leader “Ayatollah Ali Khawni say from the country of Iran that was torn by the war, in this strict and foolish way he won in the war with Israel, when he knows his statement is a lie.”

Trump also claimed that he knew “exactly the place where (my crude) was protected,” saying that “he would not allow Israel, or the American armed forces … ending his life.”

“I saved him from a very ugly and expensive death, and he does not have to say,” Thank you, President Trump! “

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi, Trump, warned against making “unauthorized” comments about Khamnai, who invited us to Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear sites “nothing is important.”

“If President Trump is real in the desire for an agreement, he must set aside an unacceptable and unacceptable tone towards the supreme leader of Iran, Ayatollah Khawni,” Arachi was published on X.

“The great and powerful Iranian people, which showed the world that the Israeli regime had no choice but to run to the” father “to avoid exposure to settlement by our missiles, do not prefer threats and insults.”

Araghchi confessed to that A “excessive and dangerous” damage was conducted To Iran’s nuclear sites through the recent bombings.