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Iranian Threats Against Trump More Serious Than Reported

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Recent reports suggest that Iran's threats against former President Donald Trump have been more serious than publicly acknowledged. According to an upcoming book, law enforcement officials warned Trump in 2024 about potential Iranian operatives in the U.S. with access to surface-to-air missiles. Concerns were raised that Iran might target 'Trump Force One' during campaign events by taking off or landing.

In September 2024, a second assassination attempt was reportedly thwarted at Trump International Golf Club in Florida. The book, based on insights from Trump's inner circle, highlights the heightened security measures taken during the campaign.

During his second presidency in 2025, Trump issued stern warnings against Iran, citing previous tensions. Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal and imposition of economic sanctions escalated hostilities between the two nations.

Trump survived two assassination attempts during the 2024 campaign, one in Pennsylvania and another in Florida. The suspect in the Florida attempt had reportedly advocated for Trump's assassination in a book published in 2023.

Law enforcement warned Trump about potential Iranian operatives with access to missiles.
Iranian threats against Trump were more serious than publicly acknowledged.
Concerns of Iran targeting 'Trump Force One' during campaign events.

Following the incidents, Trump's security detail remained on high alert, implementing decoy planes and additional precautions during travel. Staffers on 'Trump Force One' expressed concerns about potential threats, leading to a tense atmosphere during flights.

Despite denials from Iranian officials, the Justice Department revealed thwarting an Iranian plot to assassinate Trump in November 2024. Trump demanded full disclosure of information related to the attempts, criticizing the Biden administration for alleged lack of transparency.

Overall, the reported threats and security scares underscore the complex dynamics between the U.S. and Iran, with implications for national security and diplomatic relations.

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