NYT correspondent describes challenges of covering Khamenei's funeral under surveillance in Iran
A New York Times correspondent described the difficulties of covering Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's funeral in Iran, including constant surveillance by Iranian authorities and unreliable internet access that made filing reports extremely challenging. The journalist worked under significant pressure and scrutiny, conditions typical for foreign press operating in Iran. The account highlights the broader challenges of press freedom in the country.
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