- Iranian state TV has been accused of broadcasting a segment that detailed threats to Barron Trump, Donald Trump's youngest son.
The three-minute clip focuses on Barron, 20, and menacingly shows attempts to identify ways of reaching him in the US, using highly-stylised graphics that show the NYU student being surveilled, according to Iran International.
The report claims to have tracked down Barron to several notable locations, as well as many of his social media profiles, and shows attempts to map his friends and penetrate Secret Service protection.
Much of the video appears to be AI-generated and includes clips of Barron wearing an Arsenal shirt and playing his Xbox.
One AI clip appeared to show a masked and hooded hacker sat in front of a computer, searching for details about the president's youngest son.
The video also referenced a $10million reward, though it was not clear who is supposed to have offered the sum of money.
Iran International reported that there is no evidence that any attempt on Barron's life has been made.
While Iran has created and released similar videos about Trump and his current wife, Melania, the latest clip is one of the most explicit threats made against the Trump family and their associates.
In 2024, the US offered a $20million reward for information leading to the arrest of an Iranian man accused of plotting to assassinate Donald Trump's former National Security Adviser John Bolton.
Shahram Poursafi, a member of Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC), was accused of trying to hire US-based criminals to kill Mr Bolton – who has long criticised Iran – in exchange for $300,000.
Officials said that Mr Poursafi tried to hire 'criminal elements within the United States' between October 2021 and April 2022 to kill Mr Bolton in either Washington DC or Maryland.
And in March of this year, an IRGC-trained operative was convicted of trying to commit an act of terror.
Asif Merchant admitted at a trial that the IRGC se
