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U.S. security authorities have stepped up responses after an Iranian state television broadcasted a video threatening to assassinate U.S. President Donald Trump's youngest son.
Over the weekend, Iranian state broadcaster IRIB aired a three-minute video beginning with a graphic bearing the English phrase, "Where should we kill Barron Trump?"
Hardline Iranian media outlets have repeatedly broadcast threats against President Trump and his family since multiple members, including then-Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, were killed shortly after the outbreak of the Iran war on February 28.
While previous instances included threats against First Lady Melania Trump, foreign media reported that this appears to be the first time his youngest son, Barron, has been publicly targeted.
(Produced by SBS Digital News | Reported by Yang Hyun-yi, Video Editing by Hong Jin-young, Design by Yang Hye-min, Source: IRIB, X (@eqanbar))
Over the weekend, Iranian state broadcaster IRIB aired a three-minute video beginning with a graphic bearing the English phrase, "Where should we kill Barron Trump?"
Hardline Iranian media outlets have repeatedly broadcast threats against President Trump and his family since multiple members, including then-Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, were killed shortly after the outbreak of the Iran war on February 28.
While previous instances included threats against First Lady Melania Trump, foreign media reported that this appears to be the first time his youngest son, Barron, has been publicly targeted.
(Produced by SBS Digital News | Reported by Yang Hyun-yi, Video Editing by Hong Jin-young, Design by Yang Hye-min, Source: IRIB, X (@eqanbar))
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