Iran’s Supreme Leader of Horman in the first public appearance since the Israel war

Iran’s supreme leader Ayatullah Ali Khameneini has made his first public appearance since the beginning of Iran’s struggle with Israel, according to government media.

Government television footage showed him the greeting of worshipers in a mosque on Saturday during a ceremony a day before the Assyria Shi’a Festival.

It was the last shore of my crude in a recorded speech during the conflict with Israel, which began on June 13, the most important of which is the leading leaders and nuclear scientists.

Israel launched a sudden attack on the nuclear and military sites in Iran, after which Iran took revenge on the air attacks targeting Israel.

During the 12 -day war with Israel, Khamanni appeared on television in three video messages and there was speculation that he was hiding in a hideout.

On Saturday, he took control of Iranian media coverage, the emergence of Khamanni, as footage of supporters express her joy in seeing him on television.

My crude was seen resorting to Mahmoud Karimi cleric, and encouraged him to “sing the anthem, Iran.” The national song has become especially common during the recent conflict with Israel.

State TV said that the clip was filmed at the Imam Khomeini Mosque in Tehran, which was named after the founder of the Islamic Republic.

Iranian television called on people to send videos involved in their reactions to the return of my cloud to Al Ain.

His appearance comes at a time when the Shiite Muslim state is often noticed for a period of mourning during the month of Muharram, which was attended by the traditional leader of the highest.

Ashara will be held on the tenth day of Muharram – this year that falls on July 6 – during which Shiite Muslims celebrate the death of the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, Hussein.

On June 26, in pre -registered comments broadcast on government television, Khamna said that Iran would not give in to Israel despite the calls of US President Donald Trump.

The United States joined war with strikes Iranian nuclear facilities On June 22.

The operation included 125 US military aircraft and targeted three nuclear facilities: Fordo, Natanz and Estuhan.

The Iranian judiciary said that more than 900 people were killed during a 12 -day war.