New murals and banners displayed in Iran have reportedly intensified calls targeting President Donald Trump following the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, according to the article.
One recently unveiled banner in Tehran depicts the 80-year-old U.S. president alongside members of his family in what the display portrays as caskets. Trump, First Lady Melania Trump, and his five children — Ivanka Trump, Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump, Tiffany Trump, and Barron Trump — are shown in framed photographs positioned above coffins draped with American flags.
The display also includes the Persian phrase “Blood for blood,” underscoring the message conveyed by the banner.
The appearance of the mural comes as the United States continues expanding its military operations against Iran. According to the article, recent strikes have targeted bridges, energy infrastructure, and a critical port tower.
The latest display follows another Iranian billboard that, according to the article, also contained a threat directed at President Trump.
The image in Palestine Square, in Tehran, with the White House as a backdrop, is the most personal in a series of state-produced murals threatening the US president
Discover the other murals attacking America as the war between the US and Iran escalates 👇… pic.twitter.com/zCr7rxYdC4
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) July 17, 2026
The article states that Iranian officials and media have issued multiple threats against Trump following the killing of the country’s late supreme leader at the outset of the conflict.
It also points to a report published last week by Hamshahri, described as a conservative Iranian newspaper published by authorities in Tehran. According to the article, the newspaper released what it referred to as a “revenge list” identifying world leaders it said should be targeted in retaliation for Khamenei’s death.
Trump was included among the names listed, according to the report.
The newly displayed banner in Tehran is the latest example cited by the article of increasingly hostile public messaging directed at the U.S. president and his family as tensions continue.
The mural’s imagery focuses not only on Trump but also on his immediate relatives, depicting each family member in a framed portrait placed atop a coffin wrapped in the American flag. The addition of the phrase “Blood for blood” reinforces the retaliatory message presented in the display.
According to the article, the banner was unveiled as the conflict between the United States and Iran continues to escalate, with American military operations expanding to include additional infrastructure targets.
The report further states that calls for retaliation against Trump have grown more pronounced in Iran since Khamenei’s death, with public displays and media publications reflecting those sentiments.
In addition to the Tehran banner, the article references another billboard carrying a threat against Trump, as well as the publication of the reported “revenge list” by Hamshahri.
Taken together, the article describes a series of increasingly visible public displays and statements in Iran directed at President Trump amid ongoing military operations and heightened tensions between the two countries.
