A media outlet linked to the Iranian regime has publicized a call to assassinate Melania Trump and issued a threat against her 20-year-old son, Barron.
Donald and Melania Trump / © Associated Press
US First Lady Melania Trump and her son Barron have become targets of threats in a report published by Tasnim, a publication affiliated with the Iranian regime.
This is reported by RadarOnline.
The piece was released under the headline “Where to Kill Melania.” It provided information about the First Lady’s security detail and also featured satellite images of her motorcade.
The video’s creators labeled Melania Trump’s interest in fashion as her “biggest weakness.” They also asserted that her personal security team operates separately from the US President’s security detail.
The report indicated the First Lady’s alleged particular interest in department stores in Manhattan. The authors identified these locations as potentially suitable for carrying out operations.
The video analyzed security operations
The creators of the video described the security measures employed before Melania Trump’s arrival. Specifically, it mentioned checks of locations where explosives could be planted and the sealing of manholes.
The video also noted that security identifies the shortest routes to the nearest hospitals with trauma centers in case of an emergency.
The authors of the report claimed that working with or having connections with staff at such hospitals could aid in obtaining information about the First Lady’s whereabouts.
The video also touched upon the possibility of using a nerve agent to contaminate clothing in high-end stores frequented by Melania Trump.
Furthermore, the authors named three individuals associated with the First Lady’s stylists and wardrobe team, suggesting they might be targeted for bribery.
At the conclusion of the video, a threat was directed at the 20-year-old son of the US President.
“This is just the beginning. Barron Trump, wait for us,” declared the video’s creators.
Billboards with threats appeared in Tehran
In mid-July, a billboard depicting Donald Trump in an open coffin appeared in Enghelab Square in Tehran.
Subsequently, another poster was placed in the center of the Iranian capital. It showed the US President alongside Melania Trump and his five children near coffins draped with American flags. In the background, the White House was depicted engulfed in flames, with the Persian inscription “A blood for blood.”
A third billboard featured hands strangling Donald Trump and bore the message “Revenge is inevitable.”
Iran also threatens Ukraine
As a reminder, the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has accused Ukraine of attacking their vessel in the Caspian Sea. The diplomatic department stated that it was allegedly a merchant ship and warned of an “expansion of the fire of war.” Tehran referred to the incident as an “act of aggression.”
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky of attacking the vessel and issued threats of further attacks.
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