Iran Launches Widespread Campaign Calling for Trump’s Death in Mashhad

In the Iranian city of Mashhad, a large-scale campaign has emerged featuring billboards and posters with aggressive calls against U.S. President Donald Trump. Over the past day, public spaces in the city displayed images of Trump’s face marked with a red crosshair and the phrase "Kill Trump." These displays are part of a broader wave of protests and targeted hostility toward the American administration and Trump personally.

Local sources indicate that this campaign aligns directly with the official stance and rhetoric of the Iranian regime, which seeks to emphasize its intent to "settle scores" with Western political figures. The posters appeared prominently in public centers, signaling a coordinated effort to express animosity toward the United States and its leadership.

This development reflects ongoing tensions between Iran and the U.S., with the Iranian government continuing to use strong language and symbolic acts to communicate its opposition to American policies and officials. The campaign’s timing and scale suggest it is a deliberate move to reinforce the regime’s political messaging domestically and internationally.