There is no visible increase in military presence on the streets of Tehran, Iran’s capital, despite the heightened tensions following the funeral of the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. A large banner calling for ‘revenge’ is prominently displayed, reflecting the national sentiment.

During a nocturnal rally at Enghelab Square in central Tehran, a government supporter waves the Iranian flag. The atmosphere is charged in the wake of increased hostilities, with recent U.S. strikes contributing to the strained circumstances.

The suggestion from President Donald Trump that the ceasefire agreement is now terminated has left many in Tehran unsurprised, feeding into the prevailing narrative of unrest and anger.

Mourners gathered for days to honor the slain leader, expressing their outrage through demonstrations and public gatherings. The repercussions of these developments continue to unfold.