Iran Plans To BLOW UP White House, 'We Will Kill Donald Trump': Iranian MP Issues CHILLING Threat

追加: 2026-06-03

[00:00:16]A chilling threat from Tehran is once again putting Donald Trump at the center of Iran's political rhetoric.

[00:00:22]>> [music] >> Just hours after reports that President Trump intervened to halt an Israeli military move into southern Beirut, a senior Iranian member of parliament, [music] Mohammad Reza Rasaei, delivered a statement that is now drawing global attention.

[00:00:39]Rasaei declared that Iran is working aggressively [music] to expand the range of its missile program and claimed that one day those missiles could be used to destroy the White House.

[00:00:50]According to the Iranian lawmaker, the effort is being justified as a form of deterrence after what he described as threats against members of Iran's leadership circle.

[00:01:00]But that was not the only explosive part of his remarks.

[00:01:04]The comments [music] have revived a much wider debate about whether Iran's political establishment [music] continues to view Donald Trump as a target years after the 2020 killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani.

[00:01:17]In recent years, several Iranian politicians, [music] activists, and media figures have publicly discussed retaliation against Trump.

[00:01:26]Some lawmakers have reportedly pushed proposals [music] calling for large financial rewards tied to anyone responsible for killing the US president.

[00:01:35]Other hardline figures have described targeting Trump as a political, ideological, or even religious obligation [music] linked to revenge for Soleimani's death.

[00:01:46]Now, with fresh threats being voiced by an Iranian MP, those earlier campaigns are once again under scrutiny.

[00:01:53]Critics argue that the rhetoric suggests Trump remains a symbolic target inside sections of Iran's political system.

[00:02:01]Supporters of Iran's position, meanwhile, frame such statements as deterrence [music] and retaliation language, rather than operational threats.

[00:02:10]The controversy also comes against the backdrop of long-standing questions surrounding multiple assassination plots >> [music] >> and threats linked to Iran.

[00:02:19]US authorities have previously alleged that Iranian networks or individuals connected to Tehran were involved in efforts targeting current and former American officials.

[00:02:30]Iran has repeatedly denied direct involvement in such operations.

[00:02:34]Still, the timing of these latest remarks is significant.

[00:02:38]>> [music] >> Relations between Washington and Tehran remain deeply strained. Regional tensions continue to simmer, >> [music] >> and Donald Trump has repeatedly warned that any attack on American interests would be met with overwhelming force.

[00:02:52]That has fueled a cycle of threats and counter-threats that shows little sign of ending.

[00:02:58]For now, there is no indication that Rezaei's comments reflect an official military plan, but the statement has once again highlighted a reality [music] that has persisted for years.

[00:03:09]Donald Trump remains one of the most controversial figures in Iran's political narrative, and as regional tensions rise, rhetoric surrounding revenge, deterrence, and retaliation continues to keep his name at the center of the US-Iran confrontation.

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