Posters for mourners during Khamenei’s funeral calling for the killing of Trump and Netanyahu
Mourners in the funeral procession of the murdered Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei carried aggressive banners and placards demanding the death of US President Donald Trump, with inflammatory chants demanding the death of US President Donald Trump. “Death to America” and “Death to Israel” Its echo echoes through the streets of Tehran.A large poster depicting Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as wanted men was displayed among the crowds. Carried threats in English including “There will be blood” and “kill trump,” Along with photos of the two leaders with crosshairs and coffins under their faces. The poster promised to provide a plot of land to whoever killed them, and it read: “Kill them like dogs and get 100 plots, each 20 square metres, as a reward.
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Other mourners carried signs depicting US Vice President J.D. Vance, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Netanyahu with the words “There will be blood.”A video circulated online showed Iranians gathering for the funeral throwing objects at a Trump poster. The accompanying Arabic logo, “O avengers of Hussein”He cited Shiite ideas about martyrdom and divine vengeance that may be delayed but ultimately inevitable.
The funeral service also featured fiery remarks from eulogist Mohammad Rasouli, who called for Trump’s death while addressing mourners before prayers over Khamenei’s body on Sunday. “Why don’t we kill those who killed my imam and my leader?” The Messenger said. “It’s a shame on us if we don’t kill your killer.”Al-Rasouli urged the audience to chant “Death to America” and “death to israel,” Announcing that “Killing Trump is our duty.” He was met with applause after he asked the audience: “Why is the most despicable man in the world still alive?”These developments come at a time when Trump claimed that Washington could do so “filtering” Iranian leadership remaining with “One shot” If she wants, pointing to a crowd of senior Iranian officials who attended the funeral.
“they are there. One shot [and we can take them all out]But we will not do that because then we will have no one to negotiate with.” Trump said in an interview with Axios.The official Iranian Press TV channel reported that the funeral, which began Monday morning, is expected to take place in Tehran “The largest public gathering in the country’s modern history,” It lasts 10 to 12 hours along a 10 km route. The ceremony will continue in Qom on Tuesday, followed by processions in Najaf and Karbala on Wednesday, and the burial is scheduled to take place on Thursday at the Imam Reza shrine in Mashhad.Delegations from dozens of countries, including heads of state and senior officials from Russia, China, India, Pakistan, Iraq, Turkey and many others, arrived in Tehran to offer condolences.
