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The Iran war sparked an epic social-media trolling contest
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The Atlantic (United States) | Apr 10, 2026
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The trolling contest reflects a new form of warfare that prioritizes public perception over traditional military strategies.
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Engaging in social media trolling undermines serious diplomatic efforts and escalates tensions instead of fostering dialogue.
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Social media trolling trivializes complex geopolitical issues, reducing them to memes and sound bites that hinder public understanding.
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Iran's ability to out-troll the U.S. demonstrates a shift in global power dynamics, where perception can be as impactful as military might.
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The social media trolling between Iran and the U.S. highlights the power of digital platforms in shaping international narratives.
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