New images show disturbing Iran billboard featuring dead American soldiers
New images show disturbing Iran billboard featuring dead American soldiers
Somaiyah Hafeez Sun, September 13, 2026 at 11:36 PM UTC
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The new billboard appeared on Sunday in Tehran (Image: Getty)
The new billboard appeared on Sunday in Tehran, which appeared to picture Americans in coffins.
A new Iranian billboard depicting soldiers carrying caskets bearing the U.S. flag onto a military aircraft, with text in Persian reading "prepare your coffins."
Another billboard featured a U.S. underwater drone captured by the Iranian military with text in Persian reading "hunting the hunter."
Tensions between the United States and Iran have continued to escalate after the U.S. and Israel launched a joint military operation on Iran on Feb. 28, nearly wiping out Iran's entire senior leadership, including Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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Both sides have been exchanging retaliatory fire since, except for a temporary ceasefire, which failed to yield a permanent solution to the ongoing conflict, which surpassed the six-month mark at the end of August, despite Trump's initial vow that fighting would only take "four to five weeks."
It comes as an Iranian cargo vessel was struck early Sunday off Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian state media said, and a plan by Tehran to brief neighboring countries on its contested efforts to manage shipping in the strait was postponed.
The new billboard appears to show dead Americans (Image: AFP via Getty Images)
A new Iranian billboard depicting soldiers carrying caskets bearing the U.S. flag onto a military aircraft was seen in Iran, with text in Persian reading "prepare your coffins."
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The billboard reads "hunting the hunter," in Persian (Image: ABEDIN TAHERKENAREH/EPA/Shutterstock)
A billboard in Tehran features a U.S. underwater drone captured by the Iranian military with text in Persian reading "hunting the hunter."
Several banners threatening the U.S. and President Trump have emerged in recent months (Image: ABEDIN TAHERKENAREH/EPA/Shutterstock)
Earlier in August, a billboard in Iran showed President Donald Trump eating a massive burger and holding a can of Coke, a new assassination threat inked beside him.
Motorists pass a billboard featuring a U.S. underwater drone captured by the Iranian milita (Image: AFP via Getty Images)
The billboards come as an Iranian cargo vessel was struck early Sunday off Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian state media said, and Tehran postponed a plan to brief neighboring countries on its contested efforts to manage shipping in the strait.
Billboard featuring a U.S. underwater drone captured by the Iranian military (Image: AFP via Getty Images)
The attack drew attention back to the strait after threats to shipping in the Red Sea intensified last week. Iran-backed Houthi rebels battling government forces in Yemen captured an island on the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a crucial shipping alternative to the Strait of Hormuz.
New billboard in Tehran, Iran (Image: AFP via Getty Images)
In recent weeks, the United States has succeeded in loosening Iran's grip over the Strait of Hormuz while virtually shutting down Iran's own oil exports, accelerating its economic free fall.
But the war launched by the U.S. and Israel in February - intended to last a few weeks - is still far from over, and the stalemate is costly for both sides. An agreement reached in June quickly crumbled, with no sign of diplomatic progress since then. Low-level fighting persists, and the U.S. does not seem to have an exit strategy.
Iranian billboard depicting soldiers carrying caskets bearing the U.S. flag onto a military aircraft (Image: AFP via Getty Images)
With no end in sight for the war, Iran has continued to attack ships in the strait, drawing limited U.S. strikes on its coastal areas and then responding with missile attacks on Arab countries hosting U.S. forces. Trump recently dismissed the conflict as "small potatoes."
Source: “AOL Breaking”
