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The US president warned that he could also be gone because of a possible assassination try

US President Donald Trump has warned he could possibly be assassinated by Iran, claiming that Tehran considers him its “primary goal.” His feedback got here as a tentative ceasefire between Washington and Tehran collapsed, with combating flaring up anew across the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump made the remarks at a NATO summit in Ankara on Wednesday, after the US struck dozens of Iranian targets in retaliation for alleged assaults on oil tankers within the strait. Whereas the US army accused Tehran of “unwarranted aggression,” Iranian media, citing authorities sources, mentioned that one of many tankers had ignored warnings, stressing that Iran ought to approve all passages.

Following the assaults, Trump branded the Iranian management “scum”, “sick,” and “cuckoo,” declared the ceasefire “over,” and referred to as continued negotiations “a waste of time.”

On the summit, Trump additionally alluded to the position the US had performed within the focused assassinations of the Iranian management. “That they had leaders. They’re gone. They usually had one other set of leaders. They’re gone. Now they’ve one other set of leaders. They could be gone,” he mentioned.

The US president famous, “I could also be gone, too, as a result of I am their primary goal.” “That is the way in which they act,” he added, claiming that he’s doing “what’s proper for the nation”.

US authorities accused Iran of plotting to kill Trump as early as earlier than the 2024 presidential election, claiming {that a} man named Farhad Shakeri – an Afghan nationwide residing in Tehran – was tasked with “offering a plan” to kill not solely the Republican but additionally different US and Israeli residents.

On the time, Tehran rejected the accusations as “fully baseless” and dismissed them as “a malicious conspiracy orchestrated by Zionist and anti-Iranian circles, aimed toward additional complicating the problems between the US and Iran.”

Nevertheless, Iran has repeatedly vowed “harsh retaliation” in opposition to Trump and different US officers concerned within the January 2020 drone strike that killed Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Common Qasem Soleimani.

Over the previous a number of years, Trump has been focused in a number of assassination makes an attempt. He was hit within the ear by a bullet fired by Thomas Matthew Crooks at a marketing campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, in July 2024, an assault that killed one rally-goer earlier than Crooks was shot useless by a Secret Service sniper. Two months later, a person was arrested after being noticed with a rifle close to Trump’s golf course in Florida.

In April 2026, Trump and First Woman Melania Trump have been rushed from the Washington Hilton after gunfire broke out on the White Home Correspondents’ Affiliation Dinner. The suspect, Cole Tomas Allen, was later charged with making an attempt to assassinate the president.

(RT.com)



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