President Donald Trump and his family continue to face unprecedented threats from domestic and foreign sources, the latter most notably Iran.
According to foreign reporting, Iran-linked media has reportedly circulated a disturbing video targeting President Donald Trump’s 20-year-old son, Barron Trump, as tensions between Washington and Tehran remain dangerously high.
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According to Al Bawaba, the video carried a provocative title threatening Barron and was accompanied by a reported claim involving a $10 million bounty.
The latest episode follows previous Iran-linked content targeting first lady Melania Trump and President Trump himself, escalating concerns that threats and intimidation connected to the conflict are becoming increasingly personal.
The reported targeting of the president’s son represents another troubling development as hostility between the United States and Iran continues to intensify.
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The Barron Trump video isn’t the first threat linked to Iran.
Earlier this summer, a disturbing propaganda video emerged from Tehran encouraging the assassination of First Lady Melania Trump while also issuing a direct threat against the president’s youngest son.
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The sick clip, titled “How to Kill Melania Trump” and also circulated as “Where to Kill Melania?!,” was released by the Tasnim News Agency, a mouthpiece closely tied to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
It showed images of the first lady in her motorcade and at locations around New York City, specifically naming upscale designer stores she is known to visit, including Bergdorf Goodman and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Red target-like circles were overlaid on the store signs as a limousine carrying Melania drives past.
The video declares that these shopping excursions could be “suitable for operations by global freedom fighters.”
It goes further, suggesting the use of a nerve agent to poison any clothes the first lady might purchase, specifically recommending the deadly VX agent—an oily, odorless, and tasteless liquid—to contaminate garments.
The production also names three of Melania’s personal stylists and proposes bribing them with large sums to carry out the poisoning.
At the end of the roughly two-minute video, the threat expands to Barron Trump, who is 20 years old.
The narrator intones: “This is just the beginning. Barron Trump, wait for us.”
The East Wing and the Secret Service did not immediately respond to requests for comment from reporters.
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Both the first lady and Barron maintain full-time Secret Service protection.
All Trump family residences—the White House, Trump Tower in New York, the Bedminster golf club in New Jersey, and the Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida—remain under heavy security.
A Secret Service spokesperson later confirmed the agency is aware of the video and investigates any perceived threat to its protectees, while declining further comment on operational details.
The president’s family has faced repeated targeting since the war with Iran began following a joint U.S.-Israel operation that eliminated the regime’s supreme leader and key figures.
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Shortly after the conflict began, billboards appeared around Tehran demanding the death of President Trump and his relatives, including Melania and all his children: Don Jr., Ivanka, Eric, Tiffany, and Barron.
One display read “Blood for blood.”
Another sickening billboard showed mocked-up images of Melania, Barron, and Ivanka with their eyes closed and the word “KILLED” stamped across them, accompanied by the message “Hey, terrorist! Get ready to die.”
Melania Trump has kept a lower public profile in recent months. For instance, she skipped the rescheduled White House Correspondents Association dinner in late July; a source close to her cited a “scheduling conflict.”
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President Trump himself remains Iran’s primary target and has addressed the threats head-on.
Earlier that month, due to Iranian threats, he switched from the new Air Force One to an older model while departing Turkey after a NATO meeting.
In comments to reporters, Trump made clear the consequences of any successful attack.
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