Commander kills Iran again declared retaliation International community seeks self-control from both countries 5:13 on January 7
Massive funerals were held in various parts of Iran on the 3rd after the U.S. military killed a commander in Iran. As mourning moves to a break, Iran has declared retaliation anew, but the international community is urging both countries to refrain from self-control and rush to work to avoid clashes.
Three days have passed since the U.S. military killed Commander Soreimani of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, and massive funerals were held in various parts of Iran.
It was reported that millions of people attended the funeral in the capital Tehran, and the leader, Khamenei, mourned and prayed in front of the people.
After that, the funeral continued until the night, moving the Soleimani's knot, and many citizens filled the streets in various places.
Mr. Soleymani's body is expected to be transported to his hometown of the southeastern state of Kerman on July 7, where he will be buried. We have a break.
According to local media, Mr. Belayati, a foreign adviser to Rev. Khamenei, said on Tuesday, "We will retaliate. If the United States leaves the area, the damage will be less, otherwise the area will be in Vietnam. Will be more muddy than that. "
In Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, where the United States has its embassy, rockets were fired on the embassy district on the night of May 5, and the US military in the Middle East and the US embassies in various countries are becoming increasingly vigilant.
The United Nations Secretary-General Guterres said that the situation was tense, calling on the United States and Iran to restrain themselves while avoiding names, urging countries to move to ease tensions, and the international community rushing to avoid conflicts. is.