Iran’s regime raised tensions with reported assassination bounty plans as Trump paused strikes for nuclear talks.
Iranian Regime Escalates Terror Threats With Reported €50 Million Bounty Targeting Trump And Netanyahu
Iran’s parliament is reportedly preparing legislation that would place a €50 million bounty on President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, marking a dangerous escalation in Tehran’s threats against the United States and Israel.
The proposed bill, reportedly titled “Reciprocal Action by Military and Security Forces of the Islamic Republic,” is being discussed by Iranian lawmakers amid rising tensions after US-Israeli strikes that Iranian officials claim killed Ali Khamenei. Senior Iranian parliamentarian Ebrahim Azizi reportedly said Trump, Netanyahu, and senior US military officials should face retaliation for their alleged roles in the operation.
Another Iranian lawmaker, Mahmood Nabavian, confirmed that parliament is expected to vote on the proposal soon, while warning that any further military action against Iran would trigger a severe response. The rhetoric follows earlier fatwas and revenge calls by Iranian clerics targeting both Trump and Netanyahu.
Meanwhile, Trump said he postponed a major planned strike on Iran after Gulf leaders urged Washington to allow more time for nuclear negotiations. He said talks are underway, but repeated that Iran must never be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon.
The reported bounty proposal exposes Tehran’s reliance on intimidation, assassination threats, and nuclear brinkmanship while Israel and the United States continue confronting the regime’s regional aggression.
