Iranian state media outlets have broadcast a video of approximately three minutes threatening Barron Trump, the youngest son of US President Donald Trump. The video claims to have identified his university, escort vehicles, and the positions of Secret Service agents.
The footage, aired by Channel 3 of Iranian state television and disseminated by media linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, is titled "Where and How Should We Kill Barron Trump?". It asserts that the 20-year-old's movements are "totally monitored" and mentions a $10 million bounty for his death. Allegations about a woman bypassing security to meet Barron Trump privately were not independently confirmed.
Independent sources have not verified the alleged bounty or the claims of surveillance, personal contacts, or security infiltration concerning Barron Trump. Euronews stated it could not confirm these allegations. The material is thus viewed as propaganda and a public threat, rather than proof of the Iranian regime possessing actual operational intelligence on the young man's routine or security detail. However, the broadcast signifies a rhetorical escalation in threats directed at the US President's family.