Donald Trump In A Coffin: A giant billboard in Tehran’s iconic Enqelab Square depicting U.S. President Donald Trump lying inside a coffin, alongside anti-Trump slogans in English and Persian. Amid reports claiming Iran has hatched a plot to kill Donald Trump, a gigantic corner billboard has come up in Enghelab Square in central Tehran. Splattered across the black coffin are threats like “We Will Kill Trump”.
TEHRAN JULY 21: A giant billboard in Tehran’s iconic Enqelab Square has ignited global controversy after depicting U.S. President Donald Trump lying inside a coffin, alongside anti-Trump slogans in English and Persian. The display appeared days after nationwide funeral ceremonies for Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who was reportedly killed in a U.S.-Israeli airstrike, and follows mass rallies where anti-American slogans and anti-Trump banners were prominently displayed.
Amid reports claiming Iran has hatched a plot to kill Donald Trump, a gigantic corner billboard has come up in Enghelab Square in central Tehran. Iran has long used public spaces as a tool of political communication. But since the beginning of the war against the US-Israeli forces in late February, giant billboards — reflecting revolutionary imagery, war memorials, and ideological messages — have been placed in some of the busiest and most visible parts of Tehran as part of the Islamic republic’s broader visual communication strategy.
Splattered across the black coffin are threats like “We Will Kill Trump,” written in both Persian and English. The white graffiti on the backdrop of the black coffin appeared like a blackboard wall erected for mourners.
Recently, a conservative newspaper in Iran published a list of people to be targeted as revenge for the killing of Khamenei, including the leaders of the US, Israel, and European countries.
