Preparations for placing Khamenei's body in the Grand Mosalla
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Media Baaji
- Thu, 5 March 2026
Kathmandu. According to the Iranian government media, preparations are being made to place the body of the supreme leader of Iran, Imamullah Seyed Ali Khamenei, who was killed in the US-Israeli joint attack, in the Grand Moselle prayer complex in Tehran. The Grand Moselle of Tehran is the capital's largest state and religious ceremony venue.
Thousands of mourners are expected to attend the three-day memorial program organized after Khamenei's death. It is said that there is a protocol in Iran to hold a "farewell ceremony" followed by a "funeral procession" after the death of the Supreme Leader. On the other hand, Iran has warned on Thursday that Israel and the US will target Israel's Dimona nuclear facility if they try to change the regime of the Islamic Republic.
This warning came after Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz expressed that "even if a new leader is appointed, the goal may be to eliminate him." On the other hand, Iran has again attacked Israel with a ballistic missile, according to the Israel Defense Forces.
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