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Mourners gathered in Mashhad for the burial of slain Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The funeral procession traveled between Iran and Iraq and drew millions of participants.
Mourners gathered in Mashhad on Thursday for the burial of slain Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The funeral procession traveled between Iran and Iraq and drew millions of participants, according to @AJEnglish. Photographs showed crowds praying outside the Imam Reza Shrine. Mashhad is Khamenei’s hometown.
Security situation in southern Lebanon The UN Interim Force in Lebanon stated on Thursday that violence has subsided since late June but the security situation in southern Lebanon remains fragile.
Strikes reported in Iran Explosions occurred in Iran on Thursday.
Mohammad Eslami, a research fellow at Tehran University, told @AJEnglish that Iranians view the strikes as coordinated actions involving the United States despite Washington’s denial of direct involvement. Eslami said the strikes follow an earlier statement that a memorandum of understanding is over. He added that Washington’s denial does not rule out cooperation with the United States.
US-Iran talks An unnamed US official told Reuters that technical talks with Iran are continuing. The United States and Iran exchanged strikes this week, with the United States increasing the scope and intensity of its attacks since Tuesday evening.
Congressional response Democratic Senator Ed Markey urged Congress to cut off funding for military operations against Iran. Markey stated that Congress already passed a bipartisan War Powers Resolution last month ordering the president to end unapproved operations.
Foreign Affairs said a renewed conflict is in no one’s interest and urged both sides to honor commitments under the Islamabad memorandum of understanding brokered in April.
The command said it has secured transit of 380 million barrels of oil since May and rejected Iranian state media claims about designated routes.
These outlets didn't split into competing frames — coverage was uniform.
winnipegfreepress.comMexican officials said Thursday they will ask U.S. prosecutors to pursue criminal charges in the deaths of 17 Mexican citizens during immigration enforcement. The move follows a fatal shooting in Houston and escalates diplomatic friction with the Trump administration.
Nbc NewsUtah prosecutors presented video and text evidence from the roommate of the man charged with killing a conservative activist. The material included statements about planning and regret. A judge will decide whether the case proceeds to trial.
Twin earthquakes on June 24 killed at least 3,889 people, Venezuelan authorities said. Lawmaker Jorge Rodrigues reported 16,740 injured and 17,907 displaced, while the United Nations appealed for $300 million in aid.