Trump Claims Iran Still Wants to Kill Him
Trump also thanked Congress for allocating additional funds for his security. He expressed satisfaction over the bipartisan support, writing, "I'm glad to see both Republican and Democratic lawmakers united on this issue
Samrat Timalsina
kathmandu | Former US President Donald Trump has accused Iran of wanting to kill him, stating that their earlier attempt had failed, but they may try again. Trump made these claims on social media, saying, "My life is under serious threat from Iran. The entire US military is on high alert. They tried, but failed. They will try again. This is a dangerous situation for everyone. I am surrounded by many people, guns, and weapons."
In his post, Trump also thanked Congress for allocating additional funds for his security. He expressed satisfaction over the bipartisan support, writing, "I'm glad to see both Republican and Democratic lawmakers united on this issue. Attacking a former president is like inviting your own death."
Trump’s statement has sparked a debate about the security of former US presidents. The claims come at a time when the US is gearing up for the presidential election on November 5. Trump, the Republican candidate, is competing against Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.
