According to European News Network on August 24th, Iranian official media recently aired a video allegedly tracking the whereabouts of President Trump's youngest son. The video showed his university location, escort vehicles, and the Secret Service position he was assigned to, and claimed that his movements were 'fully monitored.'
The video states that a reward of $10 million has been offered for the capture of 20-year-old Barren.
According to reports, this video, released by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Media and broadcast on Channel 3 of Iran’s national television station, has the title “Where and How Should We Kill Barron Trump?”
The video mentions that “a girl” found a way to bypass the security measures of the U.S. Secret Service, met with Barron in private, and passed information to the program producers. Additionally, Barron often communicates via voice and text on Xbox in private, in order to avoid security personnel.
European News Network stated that it is unable to independently verify these claims.
According to a report by NBC, on the 24th local time, the Secret Service in the United States stated that they had noticed the aforementioned video.
The institution stated that it will investigate any event that could be considered a threat to the protected subject. “For reasons of action safety, we will not discuss matters related to protected information.”
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The Islamic Revolutionary Guard of Iran has repeatedly issued threats against Trump himself and his family.
The report mentioned that in July this year, the Iranian Tasnim News Agency published a similar video with the title "Where is Melania Trump? How Can She Be Accessed?". The video detailed her movements in New York and claimed there were security loopholes.
Iranian official media also aired direct threats directed at Trump himself.
In July, a poster in Tehran's Islamic Revolution Square featured a image of Trump lying in a coffin, accompanied by the words "We will kill Trump" in English. Another video allegedly depicts the route taken by Trump's entourage between the airport and his residences in Florida and New York. The Secret Service of the United States stated that they are reviewing this video.
Trump has always been a target of assassination attempts in Iran. As early as during his first term in office, he ordered the assassination of Iranian general Soleimani, laying the seeds for revenge. In February this year, the United States and Israel carried out air strikes against Iran and assassinated Iran's supreme leader Khamenei, establishing a "blood feud" between Trump and Iran.
American media reported that Iran has installed billboards and murals in Tehran depicting Trump lying in a coffin or drowning in blood. In addition, two senior Iranian ayatollas issued a “murder order” against Trump.
According to Euronews, some Iranian individuals have explicitly placed personal threats against Trump under the concept of Islamic law known as “qisas,” which means retribution. Mohammad-Javad Laridi, a commentator on the Iranian state television station, previously stated that “qisas” is an “inalienable right” of the country, and vowed that “we will do everything possible, without any international legal obstacles standing in our way.”
Several American media outlets previously reported that on the last day of the NATO summit in Ankara, on July 8th, Trump played a “catnap” trick. First, he boarded the old Air Force One in front of the camera, then quietly entered a airport dining car and was transferred to another military aircraft. That symbolic presidential plane took off as usual, under the believable “Iranian shoulder-fired missile threat,” acting as a giant “bait” aircraft.
At that time, CNN faced the shadow of Iran’s revenge, and it seemed that Trump would have a difficult life remaining.
