Watch: Anger and uncertainty in Iran as crowds mourn dead
Summary
Crowds in Tehran gathered for a state funeral to mourn about 60 people, including military commanders and nuclear scientists, who died in a 12-day conflict with Israel. The conflict ended recently with a ceasefire after the US bombed significant nuclear sites in Iran. BBC reporters are sharing updates from the region, but they face restrictions from using this content in Iranian Persian broadcasts.Key Facts
- A state funeral in Tehran mourned about 60 people killed in a conflict with Israel.
- The deceased included military commanders and nuclear scientists.
- The conflict lasted 12 days and recently ended with a ceasefire.
- The US intervened by bombing key nuclear sites in Iran.
- BBC reporters can report from Iran, but can't share content with BBC's Persian service.
- Israeli PM warned about Iran's nuclear weapon potential.
- Iran and Israel exchanged missile strikes during the conflict.
- Traffic in Tehran increased as people tried to leave the city.
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