Iranian media has circulated a Lego-style animated video titled 'Narrative of Victory' as part of its public relations campaign aimed at portraying the US and Israel unfavorably. The video opens with a cartoon version of former US President Donald Trump, who is shown in a humorous scenario involving the controversial Jeffrey Epstein files and subsequently ordering attacks on Iran to distract from domestic issues. This framing suggests desperation among US leaders amid ongoing scandals.

The animated story progresses to illustrate a tragic incident involving an attack on an Iranian girls' school in Minab, which resulted in significant casualties. In the narrative, an Iranian soldier surveys the destruction, symbolizing the nation’s grief and anger over the attacks portrayed in the animation. Iran has accused Israel and the US of being responsible for this assault, while Trump has retorted that the destruction was self-inflicted by Iran.

The video, while seemingly light-hearted due to its Lego representation, carries serious implications as it critiques the external narratives surrounding Iran's military and political actions. The release of such content highlights Iran's strategy of embedding PR efforts within popular media formats to influence public perception both domestically and internationally, as well as its attempt to rally national sentiment against perceived foreign aggressors.