Benjamin Netanyahu, Donald Trump and the Devil as Lego figures in Iranian propaganda video
Lego appears to have entered the war to imply that Donald Trump attacked Iran to divert attention from the Epstein case.
O Iran is retaliating the US and Israeli attacks with missiles and drones, but… it also stops a propaganda war.
The most recent propaganda ‘attack’ was an animated video Lego with Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, missile and fighter launches and… references to Jeffrey Epstein.
The video, produced by the Iranian state institute Revayat-e Fath, was broadcast on national television following the US-Israel offensive on February 28, during which supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed.
This two-minute video has since been shared across platforms belonging to Meta and X, racking up tens of thousands of ‘likes’.
🍿🤯🇮🇷 You haven’t seen this before: A LEGO video 📺 Victory Narrative: Iranian state media releases a surreal LEGO video about the confrontation with America. ــــــــــــــــ + Another video in the comments 👇
– Iranian events (@WMX_MEDIA)
Without dialogue, it appears to have been designed to achieve international reach in a war that has plunged markets into panic and divided global public opinion.
The video begins with depictions of US President Donald Trumpflanked by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahuand by a demonic figure, looking at a scrapbook titled “Epstein File”.
It then shows Donald Trump pressing a red button to start a war and fire a missile, implying that Donald Trump attacked Iran to divert attention from the Epstein case.
An attack on a classroom is then shown. After the teacher writes the words “My homeland is my life” on the board, the screen goes dark. The next scene shows a pink backpack and a pair of pink shoes in the rubble of the attack. THE Iran accused the US and Israel of bombing a school on the first day of the war in Minab (southern Iran), killing more than 150 people, including many children..
Neither the United States nor Israel have admitted to carrying out such an attack and Donald Trump revealed on Monday that an investigation was “ongoing”.
Agence France-Presse (AFP) indicated that it was unable to access the location to independently verify the number of victims or the circumstances of the events.
Set to the sound of patriotic music, the video shows the Revolutionary Guard’s retaliatory attack against Israel and American interests in the region.
The video concludes with a message stating that it was done in memory of the students killed in the attack, “martyred by Zionist and American terrorists”.
