File:White House Iran war Call of Duty video, March 4, 2026.png

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English: A screenshot of a video originally released on the White House's official X (formerly known as Twitter) account. The video opens with footage from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III of a player calling in a killstreak MGB (Mass Guided Bombs) bombardment.[a] The video switches to real footage of a jet and missiles taking off, then to a montage of strikes in the 2026 Iran War with superimposed video game elements, such as points scored, a mini-map, and a compass.
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Source Screenshot of a video originally posted via https://x.com/whitehouse/status/2029307088808055083 (dead link, copy of file obtained from Imgur)
Author The official White House X (formerly Twitter) account.

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Notes

  1. Not a tactical nuke, the equivalent automatic match-winning killstreak in some Call of Duty games, as reported in some outlets.

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A screenshot of a video originally released on the White House's official X (formerly known as Twitter) account. Features footage of a strike in the 2026 Iran War with superimposed video game elements, such as points scored, mini-map, and compass.

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4 March 2026

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