Iran hoisted Friday a red flag on top of the main mosque in Qom, the country's religious center, a sign of looming retaliation for the bombings at the memorial of Qassem Soleimani that killed at least 84 and for which ISIS claimed responsibility.
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The waving of the flag was broadcast on the country's main media channels as a symbol of the regime's intention to avenge the blasts.
The last time the flag was displayed in such a way was in 2019 after the assassination of Soleimani. Tehran then attacked the Al-Asad Airbase US military base in western Iraq.
On Friday, commander-in-chief of the Revolutionary Guards Hossein Salami called for retribution in response to the bombings. Several suspects have already been arrested.
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