Minister of Guidance responded to Trump's remarks

Donald Trump, former U.S. president, used a photograph taken by an Iranian photographer in an election post. The Iranian photographer responded to Trump's action. Simultaneously, Iran's Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance also responded to Trump's remarks.

• Donald Trump used an anti-Iran meme in an election post on social media.
• The meme contained an image taken by Iranian photographer Yalda Moaieri.
• Yalda Moaieri, in response to Trump's use of her photograph, accused him of "theft."
• Moaieri in her response called Trump a "liar and a thief."
• She also asked Trump to "stop lying and stealing."
• Masoud Pezeshkian, Iran's Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance, responded to Trump's remarks.
• Pezeshkian in his response accused Trump of "nonsense."
• The Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance advised Trump not to "further disgrace" himself.. Coverage difference: The Washington Post focused on Trump's use of a photograph by an Iranian photographer and the photographer's response. In contrast, Mashreg News addressed and highlighted Iran's Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance's response to Trump's remarks. Mashreg News described Trump's remarks as "nonsense," while the Washington Post merely referred to an "anti-Iran meme."