‘ONE VENGEANCE FOR ALL’: Iran Releases Provocative AI Propaganda Showing a Nuclear Bomb Destroying the Statue of Liberty with the Head of Baal
The Iranian government has released a shocking AI-generated propaganda video depicting a nuclear missile striking New York Harbor, with the Statue of Liberty’s head replaced by the horned figure of the ancient idol Baal.
Created by Iran’s state broadcaster IRIB, the one-minute clip has been rapidly shared across regime-aligned outlets such as Fars News and further amplified by Russian media RT and Chinese state channels. Analysts note that the video goes far beyond conventional anti-American slogans, aiming instead to intimidate U.S. audiences and rally global groups against Western powers.
The montage presents a series of historical and modern events that frame the United States as a source of global suffering. It begins with scenes highlighting Native American displacement, the atomic bombings of Japan, the Vietnam War, and various conflicts in the Middle East, including Yemen, Afghanistan, Iraq, Gaza, and Palestine. Interspersed are images of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the late military commander Qassem Soleimani, depicted in heroic terms.
‘ONE VENGEANCE FOR ALL’ — Iran ‘bombs’ the Statue of Liberty WITH THE HEAD OF BAAL pic.twitter.com/6tPH15fqkZ
— RT (@RT_com) March 25, 2026
The video also touches on American scandals, showing a child on Jeffrey Epstein’s “Little St. James” island. Iranian media has long suggested that U.S. military actions are used to distract from controversies involving elite pedophilia networks. Earlier this year, conspiracy theories resurfaced around a 2009 email in which Epstein allegedly requested money to a bank account linked to the name “Baal,” drawing attention from outlets including The New York Post.
The video culminates with a missile striking the Statue of Liberty. In the depiction, the iconic figure’s head is replaced by the horned Baal idol, and she holds a Talmud in place of the Declaration of Independence. Experts describe the imagery as an attempt to combine shock, historical grievance, and religious symbolism to amplify anti-American sentiment globally.
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