A report claims Iranian state television aired a segment targeting Barron Trump, the youngest son of US President Donald Trump, and referenced a $10 million reward for his death. The broadcast reportedly included details about locations associated with Barron and his security arrangements. The reported segment has since drawn attention after footage was shared on social media.
Iranian state television reportedly aired a segment featuring threatening rhetoric toward Barron Trump
Iranian state television reportedly aired a segment featuring threatening rhetoric toward Barron Trump and referred to a $10 million reward for his death. The segment was reportedly broadcast by Iran’s state-affiliated Channel 3 and later shared on X by London-based journalist Niyak Ghorbani. It included information about locations Barron had visited, his security arrangements, and alleged online accounts.
According to Iran International, the roughly three-minute broadcast showed Trump Tower and Barron’s school campus among the locations featured in the report. It also claimed that Secret Service agents had posed as students at his school as part of his security detail.
The segment reportedly displayed alleged Xbox, Discord and FIFA accounts linked to Barron and some of his classmates. It named Liam Carter and Bo Louden in connection with the accounts. Carter appeared to be associated with a fake profile, while Louden was identified as a conservative media influencer and a friend of Barron.
The broadcast reportedly ended by mentioning a $10 million reward for Barron’s death. The publication said it could not independently verify the claims made in the segment and found no evidence that an attempt to reach Barron had taken place.
The reported segment is similar to an earlier Iranian state television video concerning Melania Trump. That video reportedly identified places the first lady visits in New York and discussed aspects of her security arrangements. It also focused on her interest in fashion and named stores she reportedly frequents.
