"Habibi, Come To Iran": Tehran Mocks US With 'Minesweeper' Game Over Hormuz
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Habibi, come to Iran: Tehran taunts US with Minesweeper video on transit via Hormuz
Iran's embassy in Sierra Leone posted a Minesweeper-style Strait of Hormuz video and told Uncle Sam to come to Iran. The post followed US strikes on Iranian launchers and underscored rising tensions over mine threats and retaliation.
"Habibi, Come To Iran": Tehran Mocks US With 'Minesweeper' Game Over Hormuz
"Habibi (Uncle Sam), come to Iran!", the post reads. It is paired with a 35-second animated video of a 3D map of the Strait of Hormuz on which a game of Minesweeper is being played.
Iranian diplomats in Sierra Leone released a video in response to Trump's threats to seize the Strait of Hormuz, and were inspired by the cult game Minesweeper.
War has broken out again between Iran and the United States. Following Trump's comments on the Strait of Hormuz, Iran mocked the United States, calling him "Uncle Sam" and captioning a game, "Habibi, come to Iran."
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