Anti-US billboard depicting US President Donald Trump in Tehran's Enghelab Square on November 3, 2026. (Photo by ATTA KENARE / AFP)
'We Will Kill Trump': Iran unveils huge billboard in Tehran
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Authorities in Iran unveiled a massive billboard towering over Tehran's central Enghelab Square on Tuesday, publicly threatening the life of US President Donald Trump and escalating official public messaging displayed in the capital.
The display prominently reads "We Will Kill Trump" and features graphic imagery depicting the US president behind prison bars with his head bowed.
The public installation represents an intensified wave of state-backed messaging across Tehran.
Public squares and major intersections across the Iranian capital have frequently served as sites for political murals, banners, and state-sponsored messaging directed against the United States and 'Israel'.
The emergence of the billboard coincides with continued regional friction and sharp political rhetoric exchanged between Washington and Tehran, underscoring the severe deterioration in relations as both sides navigate deep geopolitical standoff and military posturing.
