Iran's 'Beautification' Campaign: A Powerful Protest Against US Attacks

The 15-day campaign, launched by the Iranian government's Tehran Beautification Organization, aims to draw the world's attention to the US attack. Analysts believe that statements such as US strikes and pushing Iran into the Stone Age have inflamed the anger of ordinary Iranians. Such demonstrations are being considered a new psychological weapon to fuel solidarity against US military power. The artist, wearing an advertising mask and wig, lives day and night in a cage where he is provided with a bed, toilet and sink. He sometimes shakes bars, sometimes dances to pop music. The ad hides a serious political message behind the dramatic performance. Behind the cage billboards are constantly airing images that show grisly scenes of the US bombing of a wedding in the Iranian town of Kuhstak. A yellow crime scene is written alongside the photos. In addition, the Israeli prime minister Benjamin Trump has been targeted in a crime scene at an intersection.