"There's a massive crowd that have turned out here and we're right in the middle of thousands of people who have come to commemorate Iran's late supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. If you pan around this way, then you'll be able to see that there's a stage over there with the caskets of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as well as several of his family members who, of course, were killed in the early stages of that US-Israeli bombing campaign and a massive airstrike on February 28th. Now, we've been speaking to some of the people here. You can hear that they are chanting, they're praying, but many of them are also in tears and grieving. Some people have told us that they just want to express their sadness, but others also say they're still downright angry at the United States and President Donald Trump. I assure you that we will not let you have a good night's sleep from now on unless we get revenge for the blood of our leader. He was a father to me. I even loved him more than my father. It's as if I lost my father again. So you can hear the people chanting here in the crowd. You also heard some of the friends that spoke to us a little earlier. The Iranian authorities believe that the ceremonies that are taking place over the next couple of days could be the largest such ceremonies in the history of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Again, the bodies are going to lie and stay here. Then there's going to be a big funeral procession in Tehran, but it's all going to end in Mashhad, one of the holiest cities of Shia Islam, where the body of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei will be brought to its final resting place."