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Tehran's farewell theatre and the limits of state-sanctioned grief

Iranian state media is staging an elaborate farewell to a 'martyred leader' on the streets of Tehran. The choreography says more about the regime's anxieties than about the man at its centre.

A man with a gray beard in a dark suit stands at the open doorway of an airplane displaying an Iranian flag decal on its fuselage.
A man with a gray beard in a dark suit stands at the open doorway of an airplane displaying an Iranian flag decal on its fuselage. @presstv · Telegram

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