Archive · 15 Jan 2026
Iran Threatens Trump Amid Protests
Iranian state TV showed a video that looked like someone was trying to hurt Donald Trump at his home in Florida.
This is not the first time Iran has been linked to threats against Trump.
A few years ago, a similar video was shared online.
Recently, a man named Ryan Routh was caught trying to do something bad to Trump at the same place.
People are worried because of these events.
Meanwhile, there are big protests in Iran where many people have been hurt or arrested.
Trump said that the killing of protesters has stopped, but Iran is still threatening him.
Iranian state TV aired a video simulating an assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
The video resurfaced after the arrest of Ryan Routh, who allegedly targeted Trump at Mar-a-Lago.
Iran has previously been linked to threats against Trump, including a 2022 video.
Trump claimed that Iran's security forces had stopped killing protesters, but this information has not been independently confirmed.
Protests in Iran have led to over 1,850 deaths and 18,400 detentions, with the government warning of executions.
- Who
- Iranian state TV and Donald Trump
- What
- Aired a video simulating an assassination attempt on Donald Trump
- When
- The video resurfaced after Ryan Routh's arrest
- Where
- Mar-a-Lago, Florida
- Why
- The context is not explicitly stated in the article
- Country
- Iran
- Target
- Donald Trump
- Location
- Mar-a-Lago, Florida
- Year of Previous Threat
- 2022
- Recent Arrest
- Ryan Routh
- Protesters Killed
- 1,850
- Protesters Detained
- 18,400
Sources
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