Mounted above Tehran’s busy Tajrish Square, a billboard features a cage resembling a jail cell with an actor impersonating President Trump. The performer rattles bars, naps, and mimics Trump’s Y. M.
C. A. dance while ignoring electronic images behind him depicting a deadly U.S. attack on an Iranian wedding in Kuhestak. The installation, unveiled by Tehran’s Beautification Organization, is part of a 15-day campaign highlighting the strike, which killed civilians. "Failure to see this scene is a crime," reads one scrolling message.
The display reflects Iran’s escalating anti-American propaganda following joint U.S.-Israel attacks in February. Unlike previous static billboards, this live performance has drawn public attention, with crowds filming and laughing. Analysts note the war has broadened resonance of such messaging.
The White House did not respond to requests for comment. U.S. Central Command stated it does not target civilians, though visual analysis suggests American ordnance was used.
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