Iranian state TV aired a video titled “Where to Kill Barron”, offering a $10 million bounty for President Donald Trump’s 20-year-old son and claiming to have identified his movements, security arrangements and gaming accounts. The US Secret Service said it was aware of the broadcast and investigates anything perceived as a threat to its protectees.
The US Secret Service has taken note of an Iranian state television broadcast that appeared to target President Donald Trump’s 20-year-old son, Barron Trump, with a video offering a $10 million (over Rs 95 crore) bounty and claiming to show details about how he could potentially be reached.
The agency confirmed it is aware of the broadcast and said it "investigates anything that can be perceived as a threat to its protectees." The response comes after Iranian state TV aired a propaganda video titled "Where to kill Barron Trump", featuring stylized graphics and claims about the young Trump’s movements and security arrangements.
The footage, reportedly aired by Iran’s state-run Channel 3 through media linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), claimed Barron is "fully monitored". It alleged that a woman had previously managed to get past his Secret Service protection and sit beside him during a private meeting.
The broadcast also claimed that Barron uses Xbox for voice and text communication when he is away from his security detail. It further alleged that his accounts on Xbox, FIFA games and Discord had been identified.
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