Iranian state television has aired a direct threat against US President Donald Trump’s son Barron, reportedly offering a $10 million reward and claiming to have tracked his movements and online accounts. The broadcast follows an earlier video targeting Melania Trump, amid escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran and fresh US economic pressure on Iran.
Iranian state television has aired an unusual and direct threat targeting US President Donald Trump’s family, broadcasting details about how his son Barron Trump could potentially be reached and announcing a $10 million (over Rs 95 crore) reward.
The video, released by IRGC-linked media and aired on Iran’s state-run Channel 3 under the title "Where to kill Barron Trump", reportedly tracks the 20-year-old’s movements and illustrates them on screen. It claimed Barron is "fully monitored" but alleged that a woman had managed to get past his Secret Service protection and once sat beside him during a private meeting.
According to the broadcast, Barron uses voice and text communication through Xbox when away from his security detail. The video further claimed that his accounts on Xbox, FIFA games and Discord had been identified.
Earlier Video Targeted US First Lady Melania Trump
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