In the wake of a ceasefire announcement between the United States and Iran, social media platform X was inundated with nearly identical posts from Pakistani users praising their fellow travelers as 'global peacemakers.' These posts, which detailed experiences at airports in countries like Mexico, Germany, and Italy, followed a strikingly similar script, leading to accusations of a coordinated fake campaign. Users noted that the posts featured immigration officers praising Pakistani passports with identical phrases, prompting skepticism and humor from the online community. Some users pointed out that even Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's message regarding the ceasefire appeared to be scripted, further fueling the debate about authenticity. Reports indicated that the White House had pre-approved Sharif's message, raising questions about the nature of the communication. The incident highlights the complexities of social media narratives and the potential for misinformation.