Iran Media Claims Barron Trump Has $10 Million Bounty on His Head and Is Being ‘Monitored’ in Chilling Video

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Iranian state TV broadcast a three-minute video claiming the regime is monitoring President Donald Trump’s son Barron Trump, and has placed a $10 million bounty on his head.

The chilling video was broadcast on Channel 3 of Iranian state television and is titled “Where and how should we kill Barron Trump?” according to a translation by Euronews.

The ad from Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)-linked media, appears to be written in blood.

The video goes on to show Barron Trump’s school and his Secret Service detail. The video makes several claims that have not been independently verified, including the that a girl once made her way past Trump’s Secret Service detail and sat with him during a private meeting.

They claim that Trump is “fully monitored.”

It’s not the first time Iranian state media has aired videos making direct death threats against President Trump and his family members.

One Iranian video in July also asked, “How to kill” First Lady Melania Trump and used similar AI imagery that it claimed were the first lady’s movements.

Tasnim News Agency, which is linked to the IRGC, ended the ad with the message: “This is just the beginning. Barron Trump, wait for us.”

Trump was secretly pulled from Air Force One last month in Turkey by the Secret Service amid a reported threat from Iran. Trump was moved to a separate plane without some administration officials and the press pool being notified about the threat.

As the Iran war rages on, Trump and his administration have promised to increase pressure on Iran.

Trump claimed in a Monday post to Truth Social that the country is “completely collapsing” as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is set to place new sanctions on Iran in what the president described as an “economic D-Day.” He called it “the single greatest financial offensive ever marshalled against an adversary.”

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