"The Iranians gather at prayers on the first Friday of the period during the war Faithfuls were seen holding portraits of the murdered ultimate Leader Ajatollah Ali Chamenei and waving national flags."

Millions of Iranians participated in Friday prayers across the country for the first time since the assassination of Iran's ultimate leader, Ayatollah Ali Chamenei, made by the United States.

Crowds gathered in the center of Tehran and another cities to pay homage and pray due to the fact that the conflict entered the second week without a clear end.

As a consequence of the U.S.-Israel attacks, at least 1332 Iranian civilians were killed and thousands injured, reported Iran's Ambassador to the UN Amir Saeid Iravani.

As a consequence of Tehran attacks in Israel, 11 people were killed and at least six American soldiers were killed.

RT videos showed crowds of men and women dressed in black, any carrying Iranian flags.

Many of the faithful held portraits of the murdered ultimate leader, chanted anti-American and anti-Israeli slogans, and waved flags, supporting their government during ongoing attacks.

Similar scenes have been recorded in another muslim cities, including Ilam and Borujerd to the west and Zahedan to the southeast, reported the AFP press agency.

Believers in respective mediate East countries besides celebrated Ramadan's 3rd Friday prayer in the face of expanding tension and riots caused by ongoing armed conflict.