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WATCH: Iran trolls Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu in viral poster

WATCH: Iran trolls Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu in viral poster

The poster went viral not only because of its imagery but also because of the message. 

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  • Updated Apr 3, 2026 10:36 AM IST
WATCH: Iran trolls Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu in viral posterThe poster featured Trump sandwiched between 'Little Bibi', aka Netanyahu, and late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. 

As the Iran war continues to rage on for more than a month, Iran's Hormuz Guys took out a poster trolling US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The poster went viral not only because of its imagery but also because of the message. 

While sharing the poster on socials, Hormuz Guys can be heard saying, "Hey, Trump. You're fired like the Pharaoh! You know who was the Pharaoh? Read the Quran to understand." 

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The poster featured Trump sandwiched between 'Little Bibi', aka Netanyahu, and late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein

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See viral poster here

Is this the first time Iran has mocked Trump? 

Absolutely not. Last month, Iran mocked the US President with a provocative poster after the US-Israeli strikes on a girls' primary school in Iranian city Minab killed dozens of children. 

The poster, which went viral on social media, showed Trump with a smile standing over the bodies of the children killed in the attack on February 28, the same day as Ayatollah Khamenei was assassinated by the US and Israel. 

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Who are Hormuz Guys?

Hormuz Guys, aka Gays of Hormuz, refers to a social media moment that came from protest interviews, where individuals confused the strategically vital waterway Strait of Hormuz with other terms, highlighting a trend of confident wrongness in online activism. 

In one such interview, a man, attempting to speak on foreign policy, displayed a "complete absence of doubt" while discussing a non-existent group, triggering a meme fest. The clip was shared by US Senator Ted Cruz as well as Brit Hume. Hume even went on to call the footage "priceless". 

Published on: Apr 3, 2026 10:34 AM IST
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