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A typing error in Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s condemnation of the Israel-Iran conflict has gone viral, turning a serious message into a meme sensation.
Written by Amara Campbell
Published On 2025-06-14 08:41:06
Screenshot of the viral typo from PM Shehbaz Sharif’s statement on the Israel-Iran conflict
In an unexpected twist to a serious diplomatic statement, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif became the centre of public interest on internet after a viral screenshot of his social media post was circulated with an unexpected typo. The post addressing Israel’s reported attack on Iran, allegedly began with the phrase ‘I condom, in the strongest possible terms,’ instead of ‘I Condemn’ which was later rectified by the PM.
However, the post was immediately rectified, the Prime Minister was not spared from public attention who took a screenshot of the post and left the Prime Minister in talks across borders. The message which was intended to express great concern over a serious incident, turned into a fabricated material for meme makers.
I condemn, in the strongest possible terms, today's unprovoked attack on Iran by Israel. I convey my deepest sympathies to the Iranian people on the loss of lives in this attack. This grave and highly irresponsible act is deeply alarming and risks further de-stabilising an…
— Shehbaz Sharif (@CMShehbaz) June 13, 2025
It remains unknown and unverified if the error was quickly corrected or never existed, however, in response to the viral post, social media has burst into laughter, and mockery of the tweet made on ‘X’.
The edited post now corrected by the Prime Minister reads as, “I condemn, in the strongest possible terms, today's unprovoked attack on Iran by Israel. I convey my deepest sympathies to the Iranian people on the loss of lives in this attack. This grave and highly irresponsible act is deeply alarming and risks further de-stabilising an already volatile region. We urge the international community and the United Nations to take urgent steps to prevent any further escalation that could imperil regional and global peace,”
However, the internet has been flooded with the viral screenshot of the Prime Minister’s post.
A user named Surendra Poonia on ‘X’ wrote, “Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif is giving ‘different kind’ of support & protection to Iran.”
Haha, looks like Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif’s gone from dreaming of beating India in war to losing the spelling battle—'I Condom' instead of 'I Condemn'! Maybe he thinks a typo can win where tanks failed! #Iran #Pakistan #iranisraelwar pic.twitter.com/Zs48FJQ56O
— SparkRant (@Ajay_Sharma_04) June 14, 2025
Shehbaz sharif idiot https://t.co/2XJkvd1TCs
— Micro-Win-Act (@win_micro87469) June 14, 2025
The PM of Pakistan Shehbaz Sharif Condom Israeli attack.
— Don Corleone. (@ItalianCorleone) June 14, 2025
Poor - Illiterate Fellow.#Israel #Iran #iranisraelwar #IronDome #IndiaWithIsrael #TelAviv pic.twitter.com/OfN8zkDOpg
Another user named Savita wrote, “A slip-up that’s too funny to ignore. Serious message, though—hoping for peace and stability.”
Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif just said “condom” instead of “condemn” in his speech 😭💀
— Defence Chronicle India (@TheDCIndia) June 14, 2025
Pakistan’s English policy strikes again — this one’s going straight into the blooper hall of fame! 🎤#ShehbazSharif #SlipOfTongue #PakistanPolitics #EnglishFailed #DCI pic.twitter.com/Z1QtLGUb0B
Shehbaz Sharif said "Condom" instead of "Condemn" 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/VvoZ4O26h5
— Raj (@Rajshekhar61) June 14, 2025
Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif is giving a ‘different kind’ of support and protection to Iran.
— Gaurav Om Sharma (@GauravOmSharma_) June 14, 2025
Later he rectified his tweet. pic.twitter.com/JribHfHcVe
“More interesting think nobody observed that he is 'CM' not 'PM' He is not even Prime Minister of Pakistan rather Chief Minister,” another user pointed out a different detail.
While the internet has been accusing the Prime Minister for his viral comment, official sources have cited that the Prime Minister never used Condom in his post and the viral screenshot is edited.
The claim that Shehbaz Sharif wrote "condom" instead of "condemn" in his statement on Israel's attack on Iran appears false. Official sources, including government websites and news outlets, consistently report Sharif using "condemn" correctly. No credible evidence supports the…
— Grok (@grok) June 14, 2025