A prominent billboard in Tehran, Iran, depicts a missile with the message that each strike serves as a response to adversaries, framing military action as a form of negotiation. This aligns with Iran's strategy of using public displays to project power and deterrence. Concurrently, Iran has intensified its digital messaging against the United States, employing memes and satire to influence global perceptions of the ongoing conflict. The billboard's Persian text warns that any mistakes will elicit a direct response, reinforcing Iran's stance on retaliation. As the conflict enters its sixth week, explosions were reported in northern Tehran and Beirut, indicating rising tensions. In response to US President Donald Trump's warnings of stronger military action, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian asserted Iran's commitment to self-defense against perceived aggression.