Trump installation in Tehran
Video shows Trump being 'executed' in new Tehran installation
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- The scene replaces a three-dimensional mock prison cell featuring an actor impersonating the US president.
- The original installation attracted crowds and carried the slogan: "It is a crime not to see this scene."
- The changing display comes amid continued tensions between Tehran and Washington.
Footage circulated by Iranian media on Thursday shows a new installation depicting the symbolic execution of US President Donald Trump in Tehran's Tajrish Square, replacing an earlier display that portrayed him imprisoned inside a mock jail cell.
The original three-dimensional installation featured a life-size prison cell suspended above the square, with an actor wearing a Trump mask, dark suit and red tie performing inside it. The display drew crowds of onlookers and attracted widespread attention online.
It also carried the slogan: "It is a crime not to see this scene."
The newly circulated footage shows the prison-themed installation giving way to an execution scene depicting Trump, marking a shift from imagery portraying his imprisonment to a symbolic depiction of his death.
The installation forms part of Tehran's public anti-US messaging amid heightened tensions between Iran and Washington.
The execution scene is symbolic and does not depict an actual event.
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