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Hundreds of thousands of people gather on the 10-kilometre route for Khamenei's funeral procession, procession lasting for 10 hours, coffins to be moved over the city by helicopter
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Iran applauds India for participation at Khamenei's funeral, hails enduring friendship
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Trump says he could have destroyed Iran's leadership in one strike: Iran responds - you have no culture, no honor; When people saw Khamenei's coffin, they cried and cried
US President Donald Trump claimed that Iran's top leadership was present at Khamenei's funeral and that the United States could have killed everyone in a single attack. However, he said that we did not do so because then there was no one left for talks. Trump also took a dig at the people who were crying at the funeral, saying, "Maybe these tears are fake." The Iranian Embassy in Armenia wrote on social media: "People can be killed, but not ideas. You didn't spread Khamenei's ideology further. Millions of people gathered at the Imam Khomeini Grand Mosque in Tehran to pay their last respects to
11-year-old accused in Karachi fire tragedy, 72 people killed, reveals chargesheet
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Ultra-Rich Trend: Rich People Consider Having Dozens of Children a 'Project'; This dynasty has become a new symbol of power and influence, not to save
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