Iran Placed Terrorists In US With Missiles To Assassinate Trump

The Iranian regime’s plot to assassinate President Donald Trump was far more elaborate than previously known, with operatives allegedly placed inside the U.S. armed with surface-to-air missiles. This chilling revelation exposes just how real the threats against Trump have been and how far his enemies are willing to go.

According to a new report based on Politico journalist Alex Isenstadt’s forthcoming book, “Revenge: The Inside Story of Trump’s Return to Power,” law enforcement officials warned Trump last year that Iranian operatives had been positioned in the U.S. with the capability to target his private jet, "Trump Force One."

• Intelligence reports suggested Iran sought to shoot down Trump's plane during takeoff or landing.

• Secret Service was so concerned that Trump was, at least once, forced to fly on a different aircraft while his personal jet acted as a decoy.

• A previously undisclosed security incident involved Secret Service using an electromagnetic gun to disable a drone tailing Trump’s motorcade.

The assassination threats intensified after an earlier attempt on Trump’s life at his golf course in Palm Beach, Florida, raising alarms among his security detail. With Iran’s clear desire for revenge over the 2020 strike that killed Qasem Soleimani, their efforts to eliminate Trump have become increasingly aggressive.

Last week, Trump made it clear that any such attack would have catastrophic consequences for Iran. “I’ve left instructions if they do it, they get obliterated. There won’t be anything left,” he warned.

This isn’t the first time Iran has plotted against American leaders, but the boldness of this scheme signals a dangerous escalation. The Biden administration, meanwhile, has been silent on the matter raising serious questions about their handling of national security threats.

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