Iranian state television has aired a disturbing video targeting Barron Trump, the 20-year-old son of U.S. President Donald Trump, with a broadcast that reportedly claimed his movements were being closely monitored and referenced a $10 million reward for his killing. The report was aired on Channel 3 of Iranian state television and was produced by media affiliated with Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, or IRGC.
The roughly three-minute segment was titled “Where and how should we kill Barron Trump?” and presented surveillance-style graphics showing locations and security arrangements allegedly connected to the president’s son. The reported $10 million bounty has not been independently verified, and several other claims made in the broadcast also remain unconfirmed.
The video claimed that Barron Trump was “fully monitored” and appeared to show his university, escort vehicles and the positioning of Secret Service personnel. It also presented information about his surroundings and online activity as part of an apparent attempt to portray how someone could get close to him.
Among the claims in the broadcast was an allegation that a woman had managed to get past Barron Trump’s security detail and sit with him during a private meeting. The program also made claims about his use of online platforms and private communications. Euronews reported that these claims could not be independently verified.
The broadcast ended with a direct warning aimed at Barron Trump, according to reports describing the segment. Iran International reported that the narrator referred to people being willing to take the reported $10 million reward in connection with efforts targeting him.
The reported threat comes amid heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran and follows earlier Iranian state-affiliated media content directed at members of the Trump family. In July, an IRGC-affiliated outlet reportedly aired a video focused on First Lady Melania Trump that similarly discussed her movements and potential access to her.
Iranian state media has also issued threats involving President Trump himself. Recent reporting has described increasingly aggressive rhetoric against the U.S. president as tensions between the two countries have intensified.
The latest broadcast stands out because it shifts the focus from Trump and senior U.S. officials directly involved in policy toward Iran to the president’s son. The use of surveillance-style imagery and alleged information about security arrangements has raised additional concern because of the personal nature of the material.
Reports on the broadcast stress that the most serious claims should be treated carefully. The alleged $10 million bounty and the video’s assertions about Barron Trump’s movements, security and access were not independently confirmed at the time of publication. The fact that the material appeared on Iranian state television, however, has drawn attention because of the increasingly hostile rhetoric surrounding the conflict.
The reported broadcast adds another deeply personal element to the confrontation between the United States and Iran, placing the president’s immediate family at the center of threatening state-media messaging as tensions continue to escalate.
