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Iran has unveiled a controversial billboard in central Tehran depicting Donald Trump, Melania Trump, and their children standing above coffins draped in the US flag, accompanied by the slogan “Blood for blood,” according to reports.
The large display, installed at Palestine Square, shows the Trump family set against the backdrop of the White House. It is the latest in a series of state-backed murals reflecting escalating tensions between United States and Iran.
The slogan is reportedly linked to Iran’s vow of retaliation following US-Israeli strikes that killed Ali Khamenei and several of his family members.
Just days earlier, another mural in Enghelab Square depicted Trump lying in a coffin alongside the phrase “We Kill Trump” in both Persian and English.
Many of these large-scale political artworks are believed to be designed by the Owj Arts and Media Organisation, which has links to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and is known for promoting anti-US and anti-Israel narratives.
The billboard appears amid ongoing military tensions, including continued US strikes on Iranian targets and warnings of retaliation from Tehran. Trump has previously cautioned that any assassination attempt against him would prompt a “severe and destructive” response from the United States.
The incident underscores how visual propaganda and public messaging are increasingly being used as tools in the broader geopolitical confrontation between the two countries.
