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Mourners at Iranian Funeral Display Anti-U.S. Symbols
Attendees at a funeral in Iran displayed effigies and damaged images of a U.S. president. The actions occurred during public mourning that is expected to pause upcoming diplomatic talks.
Jul 7, 7:25 AM·1m read1 source
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Mourners at a funeral in Iran hung an effigy of a U.S. president from a gallows and threw water bottles at a billboard showing the same figure. They also tore the face from the billboard image. The events took place during the funeral proceedings.
A new round of diplomatic discussions is scheduled to resume after the mourning period ends. The reported displays occurred in the period leading up to that resumption. No official statements from either government were included in the available report.
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