- Iranian state television aired a video discussing an alleged plot against Barron Trump.
- Rezaei dismissed reports of an Iranian plan to assassinate Barron Trump as a lie.
- Rezaei accused Netanyahu of spreading false information about the alleged plot.
- Rezaei warned that Iran would retaliate against US economic interests if Washington continued its economic blockade.
- Rezaei said Tehran was preparing for a more serious confrontation and claimed Israel would eventually withdraw from Lebanon.
Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei has issued a stark warning to Israel and the United States, stating that Tehran would 'send Netanyahu to hell' if tensions escalate further. He emphasized that any renewed confrontation with Israel would enter a 'new phase' and that Iran is closely monitoring developments.356
Rezaei dismissed allegations of an Iranian plot to assassinate Barron Trump as a fabrication, accusing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of spreading false information to influence US policy. The US Secret Service confirmed awareness of a video discussing the alleged plot but noted there was no independent verification of an actual threat.12
In addition to addressing the alleged assassination plot, Rezaei warned of potential retaliation against US economic interests if the economic blockade continues. He stated that Tehran is preparing for a more serious confrontation, indicating that any future conflict with Israel would differ significantly from past encounters. Rezaei claimed that Netanyahu's actions have brought the Israeli government closer to its end, suggesting that Israel would eventually be compelled to withdraw from territories in Lebanon.4
This escalation in rhetoric comes amid ongoing tensions in the region, with Iran asserting its readiness to respond decisively to perceived threats from both Israel and the United States.
“Rezaei accused Netanyahu of using the allegation to frighten Trump and influence his decisions, and warned of retaliation against US economic interests. The US Secret Service confirmed it was aware of the video and investigates potential threats, though no independent confirmation of a plot exists.”
