Mass rallies in Iran and Iraq

After news of the martyrdom of the leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Khamenei, in Iran, crowds took to the streets in Iran and neighboring Iraq, waving national flags. Rally participants called for support of the current government while simultaneously demanding revenge against the aggressors, the United States and Israel. A large number of people gathered at a national symbolic site, raising flags to demonstrate unity among the regime's supporters and their dissatisfaction with foreign interference.

The event unfolded following the official announcement of Khamenei's death, which, according to participants, became a reason for strengthening national spirit. They also declared the necessity of retribution against parties they believe have interfered in the region's internal affairs.

The rally became part of a broader wave of protests and actions in Iran and Iraq aimed at supporting the current authorities and expressing discontent with Western countries' foreign policies.

Context

The death of Isa Khamenei, founder of the Islamic Revolution in Iran, triggered numerous protests and retaliatory actions in neighboring countries.