In Tehran, renewed U.S. hostilities don’t come as a surprise to many

There was no indication of increased militarization on the streets, where a banner calling for “revenge” looms.

TEHRAN, Iran — After days of mourning and national rage at the funeral of Iran’s slain supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, renewed U.S. strikes and President Donald Trump’s suggestion that a ceasefire is now “over” do not come as a surprise to many here.

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