What changes when a head of state names an adversary's AI disinformation campaign publicly is not the underlying reality — synthetic war imagery from the US-Iran conflict was already circulating before Trump spoke . What changes is the institutional acknowledgment. Trump's Air Force One remarks and his Truth Social post together constitute the first time a sitting U.S. president has treated AI-generated propaganda as a named, attributable act of state aggression rather than an ambient information hazard. That framing — AI as 'disinformation weapon,' Iran as the named wielder —…