JAKARTA - A billboard with a vengeful feel is displayed in the capital Tehran. One of the billboards, the Statue of Liberty collapsed surrounded by people carrying a flag that reads "O Hussein's avengers," a call to avenge the death of Imam Hussein bin Ali, a central figure in Shiite Islam.
Reported by CNN, Thursday, August 6, in the upper left, there is a quote that reads, "Why don't we kill the person who killed my Imam? Because it is a shame for us if we don't kill your killer."
The word "Imam" here refers to the late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed at the beginning of the war against Israel and the US.
Another billboard features a figure who looks like a fighter, wearing a T-shirt with Khamenei's face. He holds a red flag as a symbol of commemoration for Imam Hussein.
There is also a billboard showing a human skeleton on the edge of the Strait of Hormuz, with an Iranian-flagged ship passing nearby. The words "Persian Gulf" are written on the hull of the ship.
Iran routinely puts up billboards in various parts of the city to show its strength in the midst of the war against Israel and the US. Last month, authorities put up a giant poster showing US President Donald Trump being strangled by many hands.
The writing "revenge is inevitable" is written in English and Persian.
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