در جواب گوهخوری جدید ترامپ در مورد دخالت تو مسائل ایران؛ هر ایرانی باید یک هشتگ #ShutupTrump مهم...
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The creator 'آدم' (Adam) appears to be a Persian-language social media user who engages in political commentary and commentary on international affairs. The account demonstrates a critical stance toward U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding Iran. The creator uses direct, confrontational language and hashtag activism to mobilize audience engagement on geopolitical issues.
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This post is a response to President Trump's recent statements about U.S. intervention in Iran following ongoing protests over economic crisis. The content expresses strong opposition to Trump's comments regarding American military readiness to 'rescue' Iranian protesters, framing it as unwanted interference in Iran's internal affairs. The post calls for Iranian social media users to promote the hashtag #ShutupTrump as a form of digital resistance and collective expression against perceived American overreach.
🔥Why It's Trending
This content is trending due to the immediate geopolitical context of Trump's 'locked and loaded' warning to Iran on January 2, 2026, regarding treatment of protesters.[1][2] The post capitalizes on heightened tensions between the U.S. and Iran amid widespread Iranian protests triggered by economic crisis, currency depreciation, and inflation.[2] The hashtag campaign resonates with Iranian audiences opposing foreign intervention during a period of significant domestic unrest.
💡Fun Facts
- 1Trump's statement about being 'locked and loaded' was posted on Truth Social early Friday, January 2, 2026, directly prompting this response.
- 2The Iranian protests were fueled by a currency that has lost 60% of its value since the June 2025 war with Israel, according to Bloomberg Intelligence analysis.[2]
- 3Top Iranian official Ali Larijani responded to Trump's comments by warning that U.S. interference in domestic Iranian issues would destabilize the entire region.[1]
- 4The post demonstrates real-time digital activism, with Persian-speaking users mobilizing hashtag campaigns as a form of political expression.
- 5International sanctions against Iran's nuclear program have been identified as a root cause of the economic problems fueling current protests.
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