"Where To Kill Barron": Iran Puts Rs 95 Crore Bounty On Trump's Son

In an unusual threat to US President Donald Trump's family, Iran's state television has broadcast a segment describing ways to reach Barron Trump and announced a $10 million (over Rs 95 crore) reward.

In the video released by IRGC-affiliated media and broadcast on Channel 3 of Iranian state television, which is titled "Where to kill Barron Trump", the 20-year-old's movements are described and visually depicted. The clip claimed that he is "fully monitored" but alleged that a girl had surpassed the Secret Service and once sat next to Barron in a private meeting.

The video claimed that Barron communicates through voice and text on Xbox away from his security and that his accounts on Xbox, FIFA video games and Discord had been uncovered.

🚨Iran's Regime Reportedly Places $10 Million Bounty on Barron Trump

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'Where To Kill Melania Trump': Video Threat From Iran

Last month, the Iranian state television had previously released a video that openly targeted the US first lady. By the end of that video, the focus had shifted to Barron and ended with a direct warning, "This is just the beginning. Barron Trump, wait for us."

Titled "Where to Kill Melania", the video shows images of the first lady travelling in her motorcade and visiting locations across New York City. It even identifies luxury designer stores where she is known to shop.

The video suggests that these shopping trips could be "suitable for operations by global freedom fighters" and goes a step further by proposing the use of a nerve agent to poison clothes she might buy.

Melania and Barron both receive round-the-clock protection from the US Secret Service. All Trump properties, including the White House, Trump Tower in New York, the Bedminster golf club in New Jersey and the Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, are well secured, according to a report by the New York Post.

Trump Claims Iran 'Collapsing' As US Threatens 'Economic D-Day'

The video comes as Trump said on Monday that Iran was "collapsing". The US will announce the details of a new economic pressure campaign that Iran has labelled as an admission of defeat.

Trump's post on Truth Social came hours after US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, in a column for the Financial Times, declared that an "economic D-Day" had begun against Tehran and warned that any country that continued to enable the Islamic republic would become a "global pariah".

Iran responded with defiance, saying the latest US measures were an admission of military defeat, and it warned countries against aiding Washington.