Iranian State TV Targets Barron Trump, Claims $10 Million Bounty and “Full” Surveillance

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Iranian state television has aired a disturbing video targeting President Donald Trump’s 20-year-old son, Barron Trump, claiming his movements are being “FULLY MONITORED” and that a $10 million bounty has been placed on him.

The approximately three-minute video was released by media affiliated with Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and broadcast on Channel 3 of Iranian state television.

The segment carried an explicit title asking where and how Barron Trump should be killed.

The video claimed Iranian operatives or sources had gathered detailed information about Barron’s movements in New York, displaying what it described as the location of his university, escort vehicles and positions used by members of his Secret Service protection.

Barron currently attends New York University.

The segment also claimed an unnamed young woman had previously managed to bypass Secret Service security, sit beside Barron during a private meeting and later provide information about him.

Iranian media went even further, claiming it had uncovered online accounts belonging to Barron, including accounts allegedly connected to Xbox, FIFA and Discord, as well as information involving some of his classmates.

None of those surveillance claims have been independently verified.

Iranian state media provided no publicly verified evidence demonstrating that Barron’s movements or Secret Service protection have actually been compromised.

The broadcast also claimed a $10 million reward has been offered for killing the president’s son.

Multiple international news organizations have confirmed that the bounty claim appeared in the Iranian broadcast. However, independent reporting has not established who specifically would provide the money or demonstrated that a $10 million fund actually exists.

The U.S. Secret Service is reportedly investigating the threatening video.

Barron Trump is not an elected official and holds no position within his father’s administration. He has largely remained outside the political spotlight while attending college.

The broadcast represents another escalation in increasingly hostile rhetoric directed toward members of the Trump family.

Iranian media has previously circulated threatening material involving First Lady Melania Trump and President Trump himself.

The latest threat also arrives amid dramatically heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran, with the United States increasing economic pressure on Iran.

While the alleged surveillance remains unverified, the fact that Iranian state television broadcast material openly discussing the killing of the sitting U.S. president’s son has raised serious security concerns.

For now, there is an important distinction between what has been confirmed and what Iran is claiming.

Iranian state television did broadcast the threatening segment targeting Barron Trump.

The broadcast did claim his movements were being monitored and referenced a $10 million bounty.

What has not been independently established is whether Iran actually possesses the surveillance capabilities or information portrayed in the video — or whether the advertised bounty exists beyond the claim made on Iranian television.

The situation remains developing.

Pulse Radio 96.1 will continue following the story as additional information and an official U.S. response become available.

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