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Expressing his sentiments through a published message on his official website, Khamenei extended condolences for the tragic loss of at least 95 lives, including three police officers, and the injury of 211 others in what he termed as "terrorist blasts" near the burial site of the late Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani, as reported by the Xinhua news agency.

By a narrow margin of 6-5, the Supreme Court judges have opted to postpone the implementation of the "Incapacitation Law" until after the upcoming elections.

According to IRNA, the initial explosion occurred approximately 700 meters away from Soleimani's mausoleum, followed by a second blast a kilometer distant. Rahman Jalali, Kerman province's deputy governor for political and security affairs, attributed these explosions to "terrorists," as stated in the IRNA report.

The Institute for the Study of War, a policy research organization focused on US national security, stated that this new phase will involve the cessation of major combat operations. The transition includes a reduction in forces in Gaza, the release of reservists, a shift to targeted raids, and the establishment of a security buffer zone within the enclave.

Sources within the Israeli defense ministry reveal that the war cabinet will engage in discussions with mediators from Qatar and Egypt during Sunday's meeting to progress negotiations on the release of the hostages.

Citing a Syrian military source, media reports stated that the Syrian state media acknowledged missile strikes but did not specify the targeted sites. The source revealed that Syria's air defenses engaged the Israeli missiles, managing to intercept some of them, resulting in only material losses.

The Supreme Leader honored the late Brig Gen Mousavi for his unwavering dedication and urged his alignment with the defenders of Islam, as per Iranian media accounts.

The inquiry will cover the actions of the government's security cabinet, policymakers, and the military, assessing intelligence readiness before October 7.

In a recent social media update, the Pentagon's Central Command confirmed no ship damages or reported injuries despite three anti-ship ballistic missile and two land-attack missile attacks within a span of 10 hours.

The soldiers who lost their lives are Maor Lavi (33), Shay Shamriz (26), and Shaul Greenglick (26). Lavi was killed in central Gaza, while Shamriz and Greenglick lost their lives in the northern part of the Strip.