US President Trump on Sunday posted 7 posts on social media against Iran in about 1 hour. In these posts, he targeted Iran's weak economy, declining oil exports and a weakening currency. Trump also posted a picture of himself on a map of Iran. The AI image associated with Kharg Island attracted the most attention, which showed the bombing of oil installations and wrote- Bye-bye Kharg. Read all seven of Trump's posts in sequence... 1. The map of Iran shaped Trump's face The image is divided into two parts: First: The general map of Iran is shown above. Later: Below is a different diagram by deliberately changing the boundary of the same map. The map below shows the shape of Iran similar to Trump's side profile. 2. Oil flow from Hormuz has increased again. Trump shared a graphic claiming that about 18 million barrels of oil are now passing through Hormuz every day, compared to about 20 million barrels per day earlier. 3. Iran's oil exports ruined. Trump shared a graphic of Iran's oil exports. It claimed that exports of about 2 million barrels per day at the beginning of 2025 have dropped to almost zero in 2026. The graphic shows a slight improvement in the middle, but in the third quarter, exports are again seen to be at a very low level. 4. Target on Inflation - 'Very High Inflation in Iran' After this, Trump shared a graphic about Iran's inflation. It was written on it - Iran has hyperinflation. Hyperinflation means a situation when the prices of goods in a country start rising very fast and the value of its currency decreases rapidly. The graphic tried to show the deteriorating economic situation of Iran. Through this, Trump tried to show that the pressure on Iran's economy is not limited to the oil business. 5. Showing the Falling Value of the Riyal - 'The Currency Has Been Destroyed' Trump shared another graphic about the Iranian currency Riyal. It was written on it - Iran Currency is Destroyed. According to the graphic, at the beginning of 2025, the value of one dollar was about 9 lakh Iranian riyals. In the latest figures shown, this increased to more than 2.27 million riyals. 4. Trump appeared on the map of Iran - Direct message to Tehran Trump also shared a graphic with a map of Iran. In this, his own picture was put on the map of Iran. Through this post, Trump presented his message about his pressure on Iran and the American action there in a more aggressive manner. 6. AI image of the bombing of Kharg- 'Bye-bye Kharg' Trump's most aggressive post was about Kharg Island. He shared an AI image, in which fighter jets were seen moving towards Iran's oil base and exploding around. The picture read, "Bye-bye Kharg, Kharg is Iran's main oil export center. Historically, most of the country's crude oil exports have been done through this island. In such a situation, the damage to Kharg's oil infrastructure could have a big impact on Iran's earnings. 7. Calling Iran a Falling Nation In the last link of his post, Trump shared a map of Iran and wrote that Iran is becoming a failed country. Trump says that Iran's economy and the country's system are becoming very weak and the government has failed to handle the situation. In this way, in 7 posts made in about an hour, Trump targeted Iran's oil economy, inflation, currency and strategic locations. At the same time, he continued to press for Hormuz.
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