US EditionUS military buys ads on Tinder warning users in Lebanon 'not to take up arms'
- The U.S. military warned on Tinder, “Do not take up arms against the United States or its partners,” emphasizing protection against Iranian threats.
- The advertisement is part of a broader Central Command psychological operation aimed at influencing audiences overseas.
- A U.S. Military psyops officer expressed doubt about the effectiveness of this approach.
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US Central Command allegedly ran menacing ad campaign on Tinder in Lebanon: ‘Do not take up arms against the US and its partners’
The US Central Command allegedly ran an ad campaign in Lebanon on the dating app Tinder, sending a stern warning that America is “fully prepared” to “protect its partners” as tensions continue to boil across the Middle East.
US' military Tinder ad warns Iran and its proxies in Lebanon
In a new string of developments in the ongoing conflict between Iran and its proxies, and Israel and its allies, the US military advertisement on the dating app Tinder has been surfacing in Lebanon, warning them not to take arms against America, and assuring that the US will protect its allies from the Iranian regime and its proxies.
Why on Tinder? US military ads warning 'not to take up arms' raise eyebrows
A US military ad warning against armed conflict, displayed on Tinder, has drawn criticism for its unconventional platform choice and questionable effectiveness. The ad, part of a broader psychological operations campaign, was swiftly removed by Tinder for breaching its policies on violent and political content
US military turns to Tinder to issue warning amid rising tension in Middle East
LONDON: In a unique move, the US military has turned to dating app Tinder to issue warnings about the potential escalation of the conflict in the Middle East. US Central Command, which oversees military operations in the Middle East and Central Asia, reportedly purchased ad space on Tinder to deter attacks on US forces and allies. “The United States will protect its partners
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