Iranian state-affiliated Channel 3 has aired a video threatening United States President Donald Trump’s son, Barron Trump, while allegedly offering a $10 million reward for his death, Iran International reported on Monday.
According to The Jerusalem Post, the medium was unable to independently locate the original video on Channel 3’s official platforms.
The footage was nevertheless shared on X/Twitter by London-based anti-regime journalist Niyak Ghorbani. It reportedly displayed several locations Barron had visited at different times, including Trump Tower and his school campus.
The video also focused on aspects of Barron’s security arrangements at those locations. Among its claims was that Secret Service personnel had posed as students at his school to remain inconspicuous while protecting him.
According to the report, the footage further alleged that it had identified Barron’s Xbox, Discord and FIFA gaming accounts, along with accounts belonging to some of his classmates. Two students were identified by name as Liam Carter and Bo Louden.
“Millions of FIFA players against Trump are waiting to receive a ten-million-dollar prize from us,” the video concluded.
The production reportedly followed the format of an earlier video released by the Iranian regime that threatened US First Lady Melania Trump last month.
That video urged “freedom fighters” to target stores that Melania reportedly visits. It claimed to contain “information from several anonymous security networks,” including alleged details about her security arrangements and locations she frequents in New York.
The footage also identified Melania’s “love for fashion” as a potential vulnerability, alleging that she regularly visits prominent New York fashion stores that could be targeted by “freedom fighters.”
The latest video ended with a direct threat: “This is just the beginning! Barron Trump, wait for us!”
