India, April 15 -- The high-profile fallout between United States President Donald Trump and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, sparked by the latter's remarks on Pope Leo XIV, has given Iran an opportunity to stir the pot amid the conflict in West Asia.

Iranian embassies globally have, since the start of the war, mocked and jibed at the US President over key issues. Following the Trump-Meloni spat, the Iran embassy in Ghana has now joined the bandwagon, serving satire with a side of diplomacy.

The embassy, in a cheeky post on Wednesday, said that Italy would now have a "vacancy" after it "lost an ally" in Washington, which it said was led by the "commander in grief" and "most 'powerfool' man on earth."

The Iran embassy offered to ...