Iran’s social media war
Iran is using social media to counter the US position and President Trump, flooding the information space with content that undermines the US. Iran's embassy accounts are creating and sharing AI-generated videos and memes that mock Trump and respond to the Trump administration's social media campaign.
Iran is investing in communications and technology as part of its arsenal, using social media to undermine the US position and President Trump. Experts describe this as 'sharp power,' aimed at destabilizing opponents by making them look bad. Iran's embassy accounts are creating and sharing AI-generated videos and memes that mock Trump, responding to the Trump administration's social media campaign that used AI-generated videos glorifying attacks against Iran. The Iranian embassy in Thailand, Ghana, and Hyderabad, India, have posted various clips, including a Lego version of Trump falling asleep at the Resolute Desk. After Trump announced a unilateral extension of the ceasefire, Iran's embassy in Hyderabad posted an AI-generated video depicting a frustrated Trump pretending to negotiate with an absent Iranian delegation.
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