A huge crowd in Iraq's capital Baghdad is taking part in a funeral procession for the Iranian military commander Qasem 시흥개인돈=시흥개인돈아주좋음
Soleimani, who was killed in a US air strike on Thursday. Soleimani was the architect of Iran's Middle 경기포장이사=경기포장이사훌륭해
East operations. Iran has vowed to take "severe revenge" for his death. The gathering in Baghdad on Saturday marked the beginning of days of mourning for Soleimani. His body is to be returned to Iran for a 여자레플리카사이트=여자레플리카사이트
funeral and burial in his home town. The crowds in Baghdad were also there to mourn the death of Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, an Iraqi who commanded the Iranian-backed Kataib 냉장고렌탈=냉장고렌탈추천
Hezbollah group and effectively led the Popular Mobilisation units - an umbrella of militias in Iraq dominated by groups aligned with Iran. Mourners started gathering in Baghdad from 평택개인돈=평택개인돈아름다움
the early hours, ahead of the start of the procession, waving Iraqi and militia flags and chanting "death to America". The procession snaked though the streets, some carrying portraits of Soleimani and some of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Reports said the bodies of the Iranians would then be flown on Saturday evening to Iran, which has declared three days of 홍콩명품시계=홍콩명품시계
mourning for the assassinated general. His funeral is to be held on Tuesday in his hometown of Kerman in central Iran. Some Iraqis, conversely, celebrated in Baghdad's streets at the news of Soleimani's death. He was accused of orchestrating violent crackdowns 레플리카시계사이트=레플리카시계사이트
on peaceful pro-democracy protests there in recent months.