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More than 40 people were killed when the crowd was so crowded at the funeral of the Iranian commander killed by the US. The funeral ceased, and Iran vowed to revenge to make the United States a place of concern.

I'm Kim Hye-young.

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At least 40 people were killed and more than 200 wounded at a funeral in Kerman, home to the Iranian commander Soleimani, Iranian state media reported.

Some mourners approached the equator and fell, and the procession that followed did not seem to stop.

The funeral committee said, "We will stop the funeral and postpone the saddle schedule by accident."

Iran's top leader Hamenei ordered proportional and direct retaliation, and the commander-in-chief of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard vowed to regret the enemy.

[Hosein Salami / Iran Revolutionary Guard Commander: We will retaliate against our enemies. If the enemy takes a different action, they'll turn the place they care about into a fire.]

The Iranian government says it is considering 13 scenarios of retaliation against the United States, and Congress voted to designate the entire US military as a terrorist organization.

Iran has been followed by anti-government protests in recent years, but the anti-American sentiment that triggered the death of Commander Soleimani has covered everything.

The Iraqi government, which has been criticized for its incompetence, is also calling for the withdrawal of US troops from its homeland.

The assassination operation led by President Trump touched an anti-American detonator throughout the Middle East, making it difficult to predict where the aftermath would spread.