Inside Tehran's Behesht-e Zahra cemetery as Iranians pay respects to fallen heroes

In this edition of India Today Global, watch Geeta Mohan's ground report from Tehran which documents the situation in Iran amid the ongoing Ramadan War against the United States and Israel. At the Behesht-e Zahra Cemetery, citizens gather to pay their respects to fallen commanders and the eighty-seven sailors who died when an American torpedo sank an Iranian ship off the Sri Lankan coast. The report highlights the impact of the conflict, particularly the attack on a Minab school that claimed one hundred and sixty-eight lives, prompting nightly rallies at Tajrish Square. Despite the casualties and the martyrdom of their Supreme Leader, the Iranian youth remain active, engaging in an online narrative war and wearing apparel that claims the Strait of Hormuz. The streets of Tehran, such as Darman Street, continue to bustle with life, showcasing a nation prepared for martyrdom rather than surrender. The ground report captures a message of resistance, illustrating that the Iranian people are united and prepared to withstand American pressure.