Iran writes thank you messages to Pakistan, Spain and others on missiles launched at US, Israel bases

Iran has reportedly turned a missile strike into something far more symbolic—by adding handwritten “thank you” messages on the weapons themselves.

According to reports circulating online, some of the projectiles launched during the latest wave of attacks carried messages addressed to countries like Pakistan, Spain, Germany, and India. Video shows “Thank you people of Pakistan.” among thank you messages to other countries.

The missiles were part of the 83rd wave of what Iran calls Operation True Promise 4, targeting Israeli and U.S. bases. But beyond the military objective, the messaging has grabbed global attention.

The idea of writing notes on missiles isn’t entirely new in wartime, Israel did it when they were bombing Gaza but with threats.

Online, reactions are positive and appreciative, especially from Pakistanis. with many pointing out how this blurs the line between warfare and messaging. Because this isn’t just about strikes anymore—it’s also about signals.

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