Iran Puts Out 'Supari' On Donald Trump: Islamic Regime Announces Bounty Of 50 Million Euros For US President

Tehran: A report regarding US President Donald Trump has surfaced in the Iranian media, capturing everyone's attention. The latest report claims that the Iranian government is preparing to introduce a proposal in parliament offering a reward of 50 million euros (Rs 5.5 billion) for the assassination of Donald Trump. According to 'IranWire', Ebrahim Azizi, Chairman of the Iranian Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, has announced that the Islamic Republic's military and security agencies have drafted a plan titled "Counter-Action." This draft includes a proposal to offer a reward of 50 million euros for the assassination of Donald Trump.

Whose names have been put out as targets?

Azizi stated that Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and the Commander of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) should be targeted as part of the "Counter-Action." Azizi cited their alleged roles in a plot to assassinate Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as the reason for targeting them. *Masaf*—the media outlet of government supporter Ali Akbar Raefipour—had previously claimed that financial resources amounting to 50 million dollars had been secured for a campaign titled "Kill Trump."

Why does Iran seek to target Trump and Netanyahu?

'IranWire' reported that a hacking group named 'Handala' issued a statement claiming that the group had allocated 50 million dollars to eliminate Trump and Netanyahu. The hacking group's statement asserted that this sum would be awarded to any individual or group that successfully carries out the actual operation. Their communication and financial channels are reportedly secured using encryption and anonymization technologies. According to *Iran International*, Azizi told state television that since the outbreak of hostilities in March, lawmakers have drafted several bills, one of which focuses on retaliatory actions to be undertaken by the military and security forces.