Iran told Trump in the middle of the meeting – “Shut Up”, viral video created a stir all over the world

The tension between America and Iran has now reached a very interesting and dangerous point. There is a tug of war going on between the two countries regarding ceasefire and no one is ready to back down from their demands. Meanwhile, suspense still remains on the second round of meeting to be held in Pakistan. But amidst this diplomatic fight, Iran has done something which has created a stir on social media. Iran has released an animated video making fun of US President Donald Trump, which has gone viral in no time.

Trump’s irritation in front of an empty chair

Iran has shared a 45-second AI video from its official social media handle. In this video, US President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and their officials are shown sitting at a large meeting table. The funniest and surprising part of the video is where the US delegation is waiting for the Iranian representatives, but the chairs in front are empty. The caricature of Trump angrily says that if Iran does not come to the negotiating table, it will be attacked.

Pakistan’s request and that ‘slip’

The video shows that Trump’s frustration is at its peak. Then a member of the American delegation asks where is the Iranian delegation? In response to this question, an aide comes and hands Trump a slip. On that slip it is written in big letters – “Shut Up Trump” (Shut up Trump). After this, it is told in the video that on the request of Pakistan, the ceasefire deadline has been extended so that more time can be given for talks.

The taunt went viral on social media

This video of Iran has been made solely for the purpose of making fun of Trump and the American delegation. In this, Trump has been presented as a leader whose words are not given any importance by Iran. Pakistan’s advocacy for extending the ceasefire has also been presented as a taunt by Iran. This video of “Shut Up Trump” has raised questions on American diplomacy and people are reacting fiercely to it on the internet.