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Iran Condemns YouTube Ban on Pro-Iranian Group’s Lego-Style AI Videos

Iran condemned YouTube’s suspension of Explosive Media, a pro-Iranian channel whose Lego-style AI war videos drew millions of views online.

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Iran Condemns YouTube Ban on Pro-Iranian Group’s Lego-Style AI Videos

Iran’s Foreign Ministry condemned YouTube’s suspension of Explosive Media, a pro-Iranian account producing Lego-style AI videos about the US-Israel war. Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei called the ban an attempt to suppress “the truth” about the conflict and shield Washington’s narrative. Explosive Media said YouTube suspended its account for “violent content” after a video mocking US President Donald Trump and declaring “Iran won.” The group questioned the decision, arguing its animations were not violent. Its other social media accounts appeared unaffected.

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