A sign held by a participant at an Iranian rally reportedly offers a cash prize of approximately $20 million for anyone who brings the head of US President Donald Trump, dead or alive. The report, circulated via Telegram by journalist Hananel Aviv, has not been independently verified. The reward value surpasses the US State Department's bounty on Osama bin Laden and Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, according to the post.
Minutes after a report of a sign offering 500 kilograms of gold for killing President Trump, journalist Hananel Aviv posted a new claim from Iran: a sign held by a rally participant offering a cash prize of $20 million for Trump's head, dead or alive. The post notes that the amount exceeds the US State Department's bounties on Osama bin Laden and Abu Mohammad al-Jolani. The authenticity of the sign and its connection to official Iranian bodies remain unverified. The report comes amid a flurry of social media posts and commentary on Iranian threats against US and Israeli leaders, including a recent statement by Iran's Supreme National Security Council secretary vowing that the 'revenge file' for Khamenei remains open.
2 developments
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- DevelopingReport: Trump pledges $10 billion to Iran's ayatollahs
- DevelopingIranian MP Zarei calls for Trump's execution four times over Soleimani, 12-day war, unrest
- DevelopingHardline Iranian daily Kayhan calls for Trump's assassination over supreme leader killing
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