Reuters images of women's presence at the farewell ceremony in Tehran's Mosalla

A farewell ceremony for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, was held at Tehran's Mosalla, with a number of citizens, including a significant group of women, in attendance. International news agencies Reuters and Anadolu Agency provided visual coverage of the event, with their images being republished by Iranian media outlets. The ceremony took place at Tehran's Mosalla, the capital's largest public religious-political space, and crowds present on the routes leading to the Mosalla are visible in the published images.

• Nine domestic media outlets, including Entekhab, Khabar Online, Mehr, IRIB (Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting), Mashriq News, Etemaad newspaper, and Hamshahri newspaper, covered the ceremony.
• Reuters (international) and Anadolu Agency (Turkey) produced and released independent photographs of the ceremony, which were republished by Iranian media outlets.
• The presence of women at the ceremony was specifically and independently highlighted by several outlets — including IRIB, Mashriq News, and Hamshahri.
• The ceremony was held at Tehran's Mosalla, with crowds present on the routes leading to it also visible in the visual coverage.
• None of the available sources provided specific statistics on the number of attendees at the ceremony.
• Reuters' visual coverage was particularly reflected in three outlets — Entekhab, Mehr, and IRIB — and was presented as an independent international visual source.
• Anadolu Agency's visual coverage was republished only by Khabar Online.
• The available content in these coverages was predominantly visual and video-based, with no extensive analytical or written narrative information present.
• Some outlets, such as Entekhab and Etemaad newspaper, emphasized public attendance on the routes, while IRIB, Mashriq News, and Hamshahri focused more on the presence of women.
• No direct quotations from officials, attendees, or journalists appeared in any of the available coverage.. Coverage difference: Media outlets close to government institutions, such as IRIB and Mashriq News, emphasized women's presence and the religious-revolutionary dimensions of the ceremony, using value-laden headlines, while outlets such as Etemaad newspaper, despite similar coverage in content, showed little difference in narrative and primarily republished the same images. The coverage by international media (Reuters and Anadolu Agency) was purely visual, with no independent analytical narrative from them visible in the available sources, and it is not possible to judge the editorial perspective of these two agencies based on available information.