Iran’s senior leadership attends funeral prayers in Tehran for the late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. According to reports from multiple outlets, top officials of the Islamic Republic appear in public for the service, along with relatives described as brothers of Iran’s new supreme leader. The coverage frames the public appearance as a sign of confidence in the officials’ safety amid heightened political tensions. Both sources also note that public calls are circulating urging the killing of U.S. President Donald Trump. While the reports emphasize the attendance at the prayers and the visibility of Iran’s leadership, they do not provide further details on the origin of specific threats or any confirmed security actions beyond the general mention of growing calls for violence. The accounts focus on the ceremonial event and what it suggests about internal positioning and perceived risk for Iranian officials during this period following Khamenei’s death.