Iran's Ghalibaf Uses Math Equation on X as "Weapon" Against US, Al Jazeera Reports
Al Jazeera describes Iranian politician Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf's social media posts as political propaganda involving a mathematical formula.
Al Jazeera published an analytical article characterizing posts by Ghalibaf, Iran's parliament speaker, as "a striking example of political propaganda and psychological operations," according to IRNA. The article described Ghalibaf as unveiling "a new, unexpected missile" via the social platform X.
Details of the specific mathematical equation and its intended meaning were not provided in the IRNA report of Al Jazeera's analysis.
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