Iran has unveiled a massive billboard threatening US President Donald Trump, triggering fresh concerns about escalating tensions between Tehran and Washington.
The controversial display appeared in Tehran’s busy Enghelab Square on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
The billboard featured Trump behind prison bars with his head lowered. It carried the chilling message, “We will kill Trump.”
Why Is Iran Threatening Donald Trump?
The display comes amid continuing anger over the Middle East conflict that began on February 28.
US-Israeli military strikes killed Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, triggering widespread calls for retaliation.
Since then, anti-American billboards and political murals have appeared across Tehran.
Another display featured Trump, Vice President JD Vance, US envoy Steve Witkoff and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in damaged clothing with bloodied faces.
Tehran Displays Disturbing Images of Trump
An outdoor exhibition in Tajrish Square displayed several artworks criticizing the American president.
One painting depicted Trump lying injured on the ground.
Another showed an explosive device obscuring his face.
A replica prison cell also featured an actor portraying Trump behind bars.
Nearby screens displayed destruction attributed to American strikes.
Could Iran-US Peace Talks Collapse?
The threatening displays appeared as renewed diplomatic efforts sought to prevent another escalation of fighting.
Trump recently suggested that an agreement with Iran remained possible.
However, Tehran continues accusing Washington of targeting civilian locations during the conflict.
The United States has not publicly confirmed any response to the latest billboard.
The display highlights the deep hostility between both countries as diplomatic efforts continue.
