Mojtaba tells Trump to expect 'heavier costs & unforgettable lessons' after latest US soldier deaths

Iran’s Supreme Leader Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei has used a major speech to frame the massive funeral crowds in Tehran, Qom, Mashhad and other cities as a “historic epic” that inspired Iran’s friends and terrified its enemies, while condemning the United States as the “Great Satan” for what he calls repeated breaches of the Islamabad memorandum of understanding and casting those actions as proof that American signatures and promises are worthless. He accuses Washington of warmongering and bad faith, warns that Iran and the wider “Resistance Front” have “unforgettable lessons” for the U.S., and urges Iranians to maintain unity, avoid internal divisions and show no weakness so that, in his words, the enemy is forced to retreat.