Trump announced an order to target thousands of missiles at Iran in case of an assassination attempt.
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US President Donald Trump has once again threatened Iran. He announced that he has ordered the military to put thousands of troops on full alert. missiles, targeting Iran. He said the strike would be carried out in the event of any attempt on his life by the Iranian government.
Trump:
A thousand missiles have been placed on full alert and aimed at the Islamic Republic of Iran. Thousands more will follow immediately if the Iranian government decides to carry out its threat to kill or attempt to kill the sitting President of the United States of America—in this case, ME.
The White House added that the relevant orders have already been given, and the American military is ready to “completely destroy and wipe off the face of the earth all areas of Iran” within a year, with a possible extension.
The statement comes amid ongoing tensions between Washington and Tehran, including recent incidents and reports of possible threats against the American president.
As a reminder, threats against Trump were issued in connection with the lengthy funeral ceremony for Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who was killed during the US-Iranian bombing campaign. At the funeral, demonstrators and participants carried banners reading "We will kill Trump." And Iran's National Security Council chief, Ali Larijani, responded to the threats by writing:
Iran isn't afraid of empty threats. Even those greater than you couldn't destroy Iran. Be careful lest you yourself be eliminated.
At the same time, Larijani quite transparently hinted that Trump could be eliminated in America itself, by his personal opponents.
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