As Iran and the USA gear up for talks over Iran's nuclear program, Tehran has removed a spate of anti-American posters that were posted across the city.
The posters, which read "American Honesty", were put up in recent days in an apparent attempt to discredit upcoming talks. The photograph in the poster depicts an American negotiator wearing a suit jacket seated at a table, with an attack dog by his side.
The move to remove the posters was slammed by the Conservative Kayhan newspaper which said,
The posters, which read "American Honesty", were put up in recent days in an apparent attempt to discredit upcoming talks. The photograph in the poster depicts an American negotiator wearing a suit jacket seated at a table, with an attack dog by his side.
The move to remove the posters was slammed by the Conservative Kayhan newspaper which said,
"Obviously, the posters only warned of America's dishonesty,"
"Therefore, their removal is unjustifiable for the people whose blood has been shed and who have suffered the bitter taste of America's hostility for more than 30 years."