On July 10, state-aligned outlets continued wall-to-wall coverage of the martyred leader's burial in Mashhad, with Tasnim and Hamshahri Online detailing the final ceremonies and memorials. Foreign-based media, however, focused on the diplomatic and military escalation. Trump declared the ceasefire over but agreed to continue talks, while Qatari mediators arrived in Tehran. The International Maritime Organization urged members to reject Iran's sovereignty claim over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran's Supreme National Security Council secretary warned of retaliation for infrastructure strikes, and Russia halted staff return to the Bushehr nuclear plant. By evening, the UN reported losing continuous monitoring of Iran's nuclear facilities. The day saw a split narrative: regime-orchestrated mourning versus a fragile diplomatic track amid ongoing tensions.