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Iran Places Billboard in Tehran Showing Trump in a Coffin

The state-backed display follows fresh U.S. strikes and renewed calls for revenge, while an Iran-backed militia has offered a $10 million reward for Trump’s killing.

  • In Tehran's Palestine Square, officials unveiled a state-backed billboard depicting President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump, and their five children in coffins draped in American flags.
  • The display features the slogan "Blood for blood," reflecting ongoing calls for revenge following the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and several of his family members.
  • This follows an announcement by the Iran-backed Islamic Resistance in Iraq of a $10 million reward for anyone who kills Trump, describing it as retaliation for 2020 strikes.
  • CENTCOM reported fresh U.S. strikes on Iranian infrastructure near Bandar Abbas and Greater Tunb Island earlier this week as military tensions continue to deepen.
  • Trump has previously stated that any Iranian attempt to assassinate him would trigger a "severe and destructive" response, though hints of potential diplomatic talks have recently emerged.
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A macabre mega-poster in Tehran exposes how toxic the relationship between Iran and the United States has become – and why it may be difficult to end the war.

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Amid US-Iran tensions, a large billboard has been erected in Tehran depicting President Trump, Melania, and their five children atop coffins draped with American flags. The poster, linked to the IRGC, openly threatens to avenge Khamenei's death by writing, "Khoon for Khoon."

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Independent Journal Review broke the news in Alexandria, United States on Thursday, July 16, 2026.
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