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Iran's Anti-US Billboard Propaganda Campaign
An Iranian design team is producing large anti-US billboards across Tehran mocking Trump and the US-Israel war effort, serving as a visual chronicle of the conflict and a tool of state messaging.
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A design team called Khaneh-ye Tarrahan ('Designers' House') is producing large anti-US billboards displayed at prominent locations in Tehran, including Valiasr Square, mocking President Donald Trump and depicting American drones under the boot of an Iranian soldier, according to the South China Morning Post (SCMP, October 4). The billboards reportedly chronicle Iran's war with the United States and Israel, including an image of Trump's lips sewn shut (SCMP, October 4).
## Strategic Significance
This propaganda campaign is a visible barometer of Iran's state-sanctioned public messaging strategy during its conflict with the US and Israel, and offers insight into domestic narrative-shaping by the Iranian government during an active military confrontation. It is relevant context for understanding Iran's information warfare tactics amid the broader Iran-Israel-US conflict.
## Developments to Watch
- Evolution of billboard messaging as the conflict progresses
- Western and Israeli responses to the propaganda
- Correlation between billboard content and actual military/diplomatic developments