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A purported Iranian propaganda video targeting US First Lady Melania Trump and her son, Barron Trump, has sparked fresh concerns over the safety of the president's family amid escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran. According to reports, the video, titled How to Kill Melania Trump, outlines the first lady's public movements and includes explicit threats against both her and the president's youngest son.

ABP Live has not independently verified the authenticity of the video.

Video Allegedly Tracks Melania Trump's Routine

According to reports, the video compiles footage of Melania Trump travelling in her motorcade and visiting several locations across New York City. It reportedly goes further by identifying luxury designer stores she is known to visit.

The video allegedly describes such shopping trips as potential opportunities for attacks by what it calls "global freedom fighters." It also reportedly discusses the possibility of contaminating clothing purchases with a nerve agent.

At the time of reporting, neither the White House East Wing nor the US Secret Service had issued a public response regarding the reported video.

Barron Trump Named In Closing Threat

The video reportedly concludes by directly mentioning Barron Trump, who turned 20 this year, with a threatening message. He said, as per rerports, "This is just the beginning. Barron Trump, wait for us."

Melania Trump and Barron are both under continuous protection by the US Secret Service. Security also remains heightened at all Trump family properties, including the White House, Trump Tower in New York, the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, and the Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida.

Fresh Threats Amid Rising US-Iran Hostilities

The reported video is the latest in a series of threats directed at President Donald Trump and his family since tensions between the United States and Iran intensified. Last week, billboards displayed in Tehran reportedly called for the deaths of Trump and several members of his family, including Melania, Donald Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump, Eric Trump, Tiffany Trump and Barron Trump. The displays reportedly carried the slogan "Blood for blood" and showed the family above flag-draped coffins.

Earlier propaganda material circulating in Tehran allegedly depicted President Trump inside a coffin and, in another instance, placed his face within the crosshairs of a rifle scope.

Melania Trump has largely stayed away from public appearances in recent weeks. She was absent from the White House Correspondents' Association dinner earlier this month, with a source quoted by The New York Post attributing her absence to a "scheduling conflict."

President Trump has also acknowledged that he remains a target of Iranian threats following the joint US-Israeli military operation that reportedly eliminated senior Iranian leadership figures.