Trump Hidden in a Food Cart? Mockery Memes Go Viral

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Content satirizing U.S. President Donald Trump's secret operation last month, where he covertly switched from Air Force One to a military aircraft to evade reporters, is spreading online. Iranian authorities and local media are even using it as evidence that the United States is afraid of Iran, leveraging it for a large-scale propaganda campaign.

Reporter Yu Deok-gi has the details.

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President Trump boards Air Force One and immediately transfers to a catering truck.

After hurriedly grabbing some french fries, he hides in a food cart and is escorted away by security.

[Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Spokesperson (AI-generated video): Open the door.]

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesperson discover Trump in hiding.

When asked what he is doing, Trump awkwardly makes an excuse.

[President Donald Trump (AI-generated video): Me? I was just hanging around.]

Following reports that Trump secretly used a catering truck to get off Air Force One and switch to a military aircraft after last month's NATO summit due to alleged assassination threats from Iran, AI-generated videos and images mocking the incident are rapidly spreading on social media.

Several Iranian embassies also posted mocking photos and videos juxtaposing Trump's image of raising his fist while bleeding after an assassination attempt during his re-election campaign with the satire of his catering truck escape.

One Iranian media outlet claimed that Trump fled cowardly out of fear of Iran.

[Iranian State TV Anchor: News has been reported across global media that President Trump secretly moved to another aircraft using a food catering truck.]

Iran is standing up to the United States by blockading the Strait of Hormuz while tightening negotiation terms, such as demanding compensation for war damages and the lifting of economic sanctions.

They are actively utilizing the controversy surrounding Trump's secret transfer operation as a propaganda tool to claim victory in the war and rally domestic public opinion.

(Video editing: Jung Yong-hwa, Video reporting: Kang Si-woo, Design: Kang Yoon-jung, Source: X@SprinterPress · YouTube 'Vrhunske Price')
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