Iran’s late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is laid in state in Tehran, as Iranian officials, clerics, foreign dignitaries and other mourners file past his body in a large hall, according to reports. The viewing is set to continue as Iran holds a week of mass funeral events following his death after a reported “strike” that killed him. One outlet describes Khamenei’s body being displayed on Friday for public and diplomatic mourning. Another report adds that analysts assess support for the clerical leadership as limited and notes that Mojtaba Khamenei, identified as the new Supreme Leader and Khamenei’s son, has not been seen in public since being wounded in the same strike that killed his father. The accounts focus on the funeral arrangements and the transition of authority within Iran’s clerical leadership, while providing different levels of detail on internal political dynamics.