The video, reportedly created using artificial intelligence, presents a powerful storyline against the United States. It shows a missile striking the famous landmark in New York and breaking it into pieces.
One of the most surprising elements in the video is the change in the statue’s face. The original face is replaced with that of ‘Baal’, an ancient figure often linked with power and evil in historical and religious contexts.
The clip was shared by RT, which quoted Iranian media and titled it “One revenge from all”. The video appears to present a narrative of past conflicts involving the United States.
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It begins with scenes of Native American lands in North America, followed by visuals from Hiroshima, recalling the atomic bombing during World War II.
'ONE VENGEANCE FOR ALL' — Iran 'bombs' the Statue of Liberty WITH THE HEAD OF BAAL pic.twitter.com/6tPH15fqkZ
The story then moves through war-affected regions including Vietnam, Yemen, and refugee camps in Gaza. In each scene, people are shown looking toward the sky, symbolizing alleged destruction linked to US actions or involvement.
A brief scene also shows a girl standing on Epstein Island, seemingly pointing toward controversies involving global elites.
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The narrative takes an emotional turn when a schoolgirl from Minab is shown. This moment refers to claims of a Tomahawk missile attack on a school, where more than 160 girls were reportedly killed, with blame placed on the United States.
The video also features images of Qasem Soleimani and Ali Khamenei, highlighting key figures connected to recent tensions.
In the final moments, a missile breaks through the clouds and hits the Statue of Liberty, destroying it completely, leaving a strong visual impact.
Experts say the use of Baal’s face carries a deep symbolic message, as it has historically been associated with idol worship and moral corruption.
This video is not just entertainment. It sends a strong political message. It shows anger and past conflicts in a dramatic way. Such content can increase tensions and influence public opinion.
Reality check:
The claim that Iran attacked and destroyed the Statue of Liberty is NOT real. The viral clip is an AI-generated video, not an actual attack.
It was reportedly released by Iranian media as part of political messaging/propaganda. The video shows a symbolic missile strike, ending with the destruction of the Statue of Liberty.
Experts say this kind of content is used to influence opinions and spread narratives, not to show real events.
