A video released from Iran has called for the assassination of the U.S. First Lady, claiming to possess detailed information about her movements. The clip alleges that the president’s wife regularly visits certain locations in New York City, including luxury shopping venues, and that these visits could be exploited for attacks. It also depicts her motorcade and suggests that public spaces are monitored for potential threats.
The footage includes a chilling message directed at the president’s son, implying that his safety is also at risk. The video states that the threat is only the beginning and warns of future danger.
U.S. Secret Service agents provide continuous protection for both the First Lady and the president’s residences, which include the White House, Trump Tower, Mar-a‑Lago, and a private golf club. The agencies maintain strict security protocols to counter any potential attacks.
The release follows heightened tensions between the United States and Iran after the deaths of three American soldiers. The U.S. president has warned that Iran will face severe retaliation for any future attacks. This statement reflects the escalating rhetoric between the two countries.
The video also references the use of nerve agents to poison clothing that the First Lady might purchase. It claims that a directive has been issued to military leaders to prepare for such threats.
The clip underscores growing security concerns amid escalating U.S.–Iran tensions. It highlights the challenges faced by U.S. officials in safeguarding high‑profile figures during a period of heightened geopolitical conflict.
