Iran’s Fars News Agency shared videos showing large crowds gathering in different cities to mourn the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, following the official announcement of his martyrdom.
Thousands of supporters were seen coming out onto the streets, expressing deep sorrow and grief. Many mourners were crying, praying, and chanting slogans while holding portraits of the late leader and waving national flags.
Emotional scenes were reported from Tehran and other major cities, where people gathered in public squares and outside religious centers to pay their respects.
Men and women dressed in black were seen weeping and embracing one another as religious chants echoed through the crowds. Community leaders and scholars also joined the gatherings, encouraging unity and patience during the national mourning period.
Authorities announced official mourning across the country, with memorial ceremonies and prayer gatherings taking place nationwide.
Security arrangements were increased to manage the large number of people attending public events. Supporters described Khamenei as an influential figure who shaped Iran’s political and religious direction for decades.
The widespread mourning reflects the strong emotional response among many citizens, as the nation continues to observe days of remembrance and honor the legacy of its longtime leader.
