Reviewing economic thoughts of martyred Leader

Ayatollah Khamenei saw public participation as the engine of Iran's economy. He consistently stressed directing liquidity toward production, removing investment barriers, and using small capitals for national projects. "Without public participation, no government can organize the economy," he stated. He urged officials to create clear pathways—cooperatives, knowledge-based firms, home businesses—for people to invest profitably and productively. His vision was simple: empower the people, control inflation, and build national strength from the ground up. A leader who understood that true economic resilience begins with every citizen's contribution.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/527868/Reviewing-economic-thoughts-of-martyred-Leader

Supreme National Security Council: People chant two slogans at Leader's farewell—resistance and revenge

🔹The Secretariat of the Supreme National Security Council stated: "These days, keep your eyes on Iran—this is the same Iran you thought you could bring to its knees in a matter of days!"

🔹"This roaring sea of millions, now at the farewell of their Leader, chants two slogans: resistance against enemies and revenge for the blood of the martyred Leader."

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei reappointed Gholam-Hossein Mohseni Ejei as Iran's judiciary chief.

A sea of mourners continues to pour into the streets in the final hours of the farewell ceremony for the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution, as millions gather to pay their last respects.

Farewell with martyred Leader extended by 2 hours as throngs of mourners gathered at Tehran’s Mosalla

Millions bid farewell to Iran's martyred Leader at historic funeral prayers in Tehran

The immense turnout at Imam Khomeini Mosalla showcased national unity and grief, with senior officials & global dignitaries attending.

Coffins of Leader's family members, including his infant granddaughter, underscored the brutality of the US-Israeli attack.

Chants of "Death to America" and red banners for vengeance echoed across the capital.

Ceremonies continue in Qom, Iraq's holy shrines, and Mashhad for burial.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/527890/Millions-join-historic-funeral-prayers-for-Iran-s-martyred-Leader

A few intriguing observations for the West

Attending the funeral, I saw not just grief but hope—and a glint of firm resolve. Western laws seem inverted: killing Iran's Leader and his infant granddaughter is called "peace," while The Hague's judges are sanctioned for ruling against Netanyahu.

Today, millions in Iraq await the Leader's funeral, officials from Saudi Arabia and Qatar attend, and 50 delegations defied US pressure.

This ceremony affirms a path of sacrifice and moral integrity unseen in Western leaders—a shift in human values the West refuses to recognize.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/527906/A-few-intriguing-observations-for-the-West-to-see-of-farewell

Large crowd gathers at Tehran’s Enqelab Square to attend the funeral procession for the martyred Leader of Iran.

Huge waves of mourners are moving toward Azadi Square in Tehran as millions gather for the final farewell procession to the martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution.

Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei reveals rare insights into martyred Leader's devotion to his father

In a first-ever formal interview, the current Leader shared personal stories of his father's deep affection and intellectual partnership with the late Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei.

He described how the martyred Leader left advanced studies in Qom to care for his father's failing eyesight—a sacrifice that shaped his path to leadership.

The interview also highlighted his modest life: a decades-old stove, plastic chairs, and the same bed used after surviving a 1981 assassination.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/527905/Ayatollah-Mojtaba-Khamenei-on-Martyred-Leader-s-devotion-to-his

The 'shock' the US refuses to learn from

Western analysts predicted the Leader's martyrdom would collapse the Islamic Republic. Instead, millions filled Tehran's streets—not in revolt, but in unified defiance.

The assassination fortified the system, not fractured it. The seamless succession and genuine public outpouring proved the Revolution transcends any single figure.

What Washington misreads as fragility is resilience. Sanctions and strikes haven't severed the bond between leadership and people; they've strengthened it. The crowds aren't state-imposed—they're organic.

The West wanted regime change. It got national unity.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/527893/The-shock-the-US-refuses-to-learn-from

Foreign reporters witness Iran's grief transform into a powerful mandate for revenge

At Tehran's Grand Mosalla, millions mourned the martyred Leader, with chants demanding justice for his blood. The presence of his infant granddaughter's coffin intensified the outrage.

Western media expected fear but documented unwavering resolve. A poet's call to kill Trump as a "sacred duty" was broadcast globally.

Red flags of vengeance and burial shrouds signaled absolute readiness. The world watched a unified nation, not a broken one.

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/527903/Foreign-reporters-watch-unbroken-Iran-turn-raw-grief-into-mandate

By Chris Gilbert, Cira Pascual Marquina

Against Amnesia: The Venezuelan Earthquake and the Continental Question

The recent earthquake exposed more than shattered infrastructure—it revealed imperialist information warfare. Within hours, corporate media erased Venezuela's massive state-communal response, painting sovereignty as an "obstacle" to humanitarian relief.

Washington's goal remains the revolutionary bloc's complete dismantling, not mere concessions. As Libya's fate proved, appeasement invites invasion.

This moment demands continental unity. With US Marines deployed and blockades tightening, Bolívar's vision of Patria Grande is no longer optional—it's survival. Solidarity must challenge narratives that facilitate recolonization.

https://mronline.org/2026/07/06/against-amnesia-the-venezuelan-earthquake-the-historical-moment-and-the-continental-question/

Tehran: Ocean of the Awakened Ummah for the Martyr Leader

This is a narrative of ordinary people—not statistics. A woman with MS came in her wheelchair, saying "We lost a father." A disabled man wept, "You're the best!" A martyr's father, 84, recalled Imam Khomeini's funeral, saying today's crowds are "thousands of times more."

Most had never met the Leader, yet they braved the brutal heat. Red flags of vengeance filled the streets.

They came to tell the enemy: this nation stands firm. As Sayyed Nasrallah said, we say not goodbye, but "until we meet again."

https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/527927/Tehran-Ocean-of-the-Awakened-Ummah-for-the-Martyr-Leader