US Strengthens Trump’s Security Following Reported Iranian Assassination Threat

US intelligence agencies have reportedly received new information suggesting that Iran may still be pursuing plans to assassinate President Donald Trump. According to a report by Israel Hayom, information provided by two Western intelligence organizations prompted American security services to strengthen protective measures, particularly around Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida.

The reported precautions include additional surveillance and anti-drone defenses. However, officials have not publicly disclosed the specific intelligence, the nature of the alleged plot, or whether authorities identified an imminent attack. The claims have also not been independently established.

The reported threat is linked to Iranian calls for retaliation over the killing of former Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Tehran has previously denied accusations that it was planning to assassinate Trump, while US agencies have continued monitoring potential threats against American officials and diplomats.

The latest warning follows earlier reports of suspected Iranian operations targeting senior US figures. According to the supplied account, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other officials have also been briefed on possible threats, while Washington has reviewed security arrangements for personnel in the Middle East.

Previous warnings have generated controversy over the reliability of some intelligence assessments. The latest allegations therefore remain subject to verification, but they underscore continuing security concerns surrounding US-Iran tensions and the protection of senior American officials.