Iran releases sick ‘where and how to kill Melania Trump’ video highlighting ‘weaknesses’
A sickening video showing ‘where and how to kill’ First Lady Melania Trump has reportedly gone viral after it was released in Iran highlighting allegedly weaknesses
A sick video has been released in Iran on ‘where and how to kill Melania Trump’ (Image: AFP via Getty Images)
A new video released in Iran has been condemned as sickening after detailing “how and where” to kill first lady Melania Trump. The sickening video is reportedly been published to reveal so-called “weaknesses” to a potential terrorist attack or assassination.
Despite claiming to reveal “weakness” the actual content of the video actually uses information that is publicly known such as Donald and Melania’s code names. They also claim to suggest the biggest weakness to the First Lady is “love of fashion” and her retail habits could be used in a plot.
The narrator of the video, which was brought up to Western media by Tasnim News Agency, said: “The documents used in this video are the result of extracting information from several anonymous security networks and satellite images.”
Screengrab from the sick video, which appears to have been made by AI
The narrator goes on to issue a threat of a potential poisoning plot to be be carried out by “freedom fighters”, reports the US Express.
They video also highlighted places and stores where she shops at before it ends with another apparent threat President to Trump’s son Barron. The chilling last message says he “should wait for us.”
The threat comes as conflict between the US and Iran continuers as US President Donald Trump is “giving talks some space”, Mike Waltz, the US ambassador to the United Nations, told Fox News.
“We’ve had both Oman and Iran, and a number of our other negotiators, engaged at every level, from the most senior levels all the way down to the technical level over the past few weeks, and particularly in the past few days.”
One claim in the video stated they know where the First Lady of US likes to shop
Mr Waltz dismissed the idea that the US stockpile of interceptors crucial in defending against Iranian attacks is running low, but experts have questioned how long both the US and Iran can afford to keep up attacks.
Since the US has halted attacks for the past two nights, Iran has as well, its army spokesperson told Iran’s state TV on Sunday.
Tehran in recent days has counterattacked against countries in the region hosting US military forces, killing at least three service members at a base in Jordan and one in Iraq.
One of the regional officials who spoke to The Associated Press on Monday described the progress made in mediation efforts as “significant”.
He said mediators were working with Iran and Oman on a mechanism for managing vessels’ transit through the Strait of Hormuz, which was the trigger for the latest round of strikes and counterstrikes between Iran and the US.
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei said during a news conference in Tehran on Monday that mediators were conveying messages but that no direct negotiations were being held with the US.
“Mediators may convey messages to us from the American side regarding ongoing developments in the region. But at present, we have no negotiations with the American side,” Mr Baghaei said.
He said several rounds of talks had already been held between Iran and Oman, which lies on the other side of the Strait of Hormuz, on Friday and Saturday on how to manage ship traffic through the waterway.
“The objective is for Iran and Oman, as the two coastal states, to develop mechanisms to ensure safe navigation through the Strait of Hormuz while respecting the sovereign rights and sovereignty of both coastal states, as well as Iran’s security and national interests” Mr Baghaei said.
However, he stressed that “the situation in the Strait of Hormuz has not changed” and that the waterway remains closed.
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