By Tag Clar Editorial
The mourning ceremony for Ali Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, in Tehran has become a display of power for the regime. This ceremony, which lasts for six days, not only reflects public emotions but is also clearly seen as a sign of revenge against enemies.
Flames of Revenge
During these ceremonies, flags of the United States are set on fire, and a religious poet openly invites participants to target Donald Trump, the former President of the United States. Such speeches are highly provocative and reflect the tense political atmosphere in Iran.
The Iranian regime is using this mourning as a tool to strengthen its internal unity and legitimacy against external pressures, attempting to showcase its power and influence. It seems that this ceremony is designed not only for mourning but also as an opportunity to express anger and frustration towards the West, particularly the United States.
