The Trump administration has released a bizarre video that splices footage from a Nintendo Wii game with real-life drone strike videos from the conflict in Iran. The video, posted to the White House's X account, has more than 11 million views. It shows footage of strikes cut with segments of Wii Sports, set to the game's recognisable music. The White House’s social media feed has previously issued videos that mix real Iran war explosions with gaming footage, including Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto.
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The Trump administration has released a bizarre video that splices footage from a Nintendo Wii game with real-life drone strike videos from the conflict in Iran.
The video, posted to the White House's X account, has more than 11 million views.
It shows footage of strikes cut with segments of Wii Sports, set to the game's recognisable music.
The mashup splices Wii Sports together with videos of drone strikes killing people.
With obvious disrespect for the armed forces, the White House is trolling for outrage.
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