This is The Guardian.
Today, has Iran won the war?
Since we recorded this episode, the US launched the first new known airstrikes on Iran overnight,
targeting the Strait of Hormuz and violating an already fragile ceasefire.
For live updates on that story, head to theguardian.com.
Look at the pictures coming from Tehran.
The streets completely packed with a procession estimated anywhere between hundreds of thousands
and several million people, many of them waving the Iranian flag.
You would believe the official line from the Islamic Republic.
This is a show of strength and defiance, proof that Iran won't be cowed.
I'm just one dot on all those numbers you're seeing in from helicopters.
It's definitely very, very large.
When I was in the mosque yesterday, it was absolutely rammed, packed, and people couldn't get into the mosque.
There was clearly more than 56,000 there.
The enormous crowds have gathered for a week-long funeral for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
The 86-year-old had ruled as supreme leader for four decades until he and members of his family, including his daughter
and grandchild, were killed in the first day of airstrikes of the US and Israel's war in Iran.
In his final weeks...
Khamenei presided over the killing of thousands of protesters.
The country was bitterly divided.