- The Secret Service is investigating a disturbing video posted in Iran that threatens both Melania and Barron Trump.
- The clip, titled ‘Where to kill Melania’, shows a mock-up of the motorcade moving through the streets of New York City and calls on “freedom fighters” to take action against her.
- It concludes with an ominous threat against Trump’s 20-year-old son: “Barron Trump, wait for us!”
- Nate Herring, a spokesperson for the Secret Service, confirmed that the agency is aware of the video and investigates “anything that can be perceived as a threat toward our protectees.”
- The video is not the first threat against the Trump family amid the ongoing conflict between the U.S. and Iran.
- In July, a billboard depicting portraits of Trump and others above coffins draped in flags was spotted in Tehran’s Palestine Square.
- Another billboard, depicting Trump’s body in an open coffin, was spotted in central Tehran earlier this month.
- Banners reading “We will kill Trump” were brandished by crowds in Mashhad, ahead of the Quds Day demonstrations.
- Trump has repeatedly claimed that he is a target for Iran, stating he was Iran’s “No. 1 target.”
Iran's Secret Service is currently investigating a disturbing video that threatens First Lady Melania Trump and her son Barron Trump. The video, titled 'Where to kill Melania', features a mock-up of a motorcade traversing the streets of New York City and calls on 'freedom fighters' to take action against her.126
The video concludes with a chilling message directed at Barron Trump: 'Barron Trump, wait for us!' This incident is not isolated, as there have been multiple threats against the Trump family amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
In July, a billboard in Tehran depicted portraits of the Trump family above coffins draped in flags, further illustrating the hostile environment. The ongoing conflict has led to heightened security concerns for the Trump family, with the Secret Service confirming their awareness of the video and their commitment to investigating any perceived threats against their protectees. Nate Herring, a spokesperson for the agency, stated, 'The agency investigates anything that can be perceived as a threat toward our protectees.' As tensions continue to rise, the safety of public figures remains a pressing concern.457
“The video, titled ‘Where to kill Melania,’ depicts a mock motorcade in New York City and calls for action against her, concluding with a threat to Barron Trump. This incident follows a series of threats against the Trump family amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran.”
The Independent
