Trump Warns Iran: Thousand Missiles Ready in Case of Assassination Bid
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Trump Warns Iran: Thousand Missiles Ready in Case of Assassination Bid

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Jul 11, 2026 2 min read

US President Donald Trump affirmed that a thousand missiles are prepared for launch towards Iran if any assassination attempt against him occurs, underscoring the US military's capability to completely destroy Iranian territory within one year. Trump declared that "missiles are ready for launch and aimed at Iran, with thousands more to follow immediately if its government acts on its threat." He further stated, "1000 missiles are ready for launch towards Iran if it proceeds with its threat to assassinate me or initiates such an act." Trump clarified that "orders have already been issued, and the US military is prepared and capable of fully destroying all areas of Iran within one year, with potential for extension." These statements by Trump follow a CNN report indicating no imminent Iranian plan to assassinate President Trump, despite escalating threats. The report suggests the Israeli warning is based on assessments of a desire among Tehran's leadership. Intelligence reports confirm information shared by Israel with the United States regarding potential Iranian threats to the US President points to a wish among some hardline circles in Tehran to target him, but without a specific operational plan for execution. Estimates within US intelligence suggest Israel seeks to influence the US administration by intensifying information sharing, despite reservations within some intelligence circles concerning the true motives behind these reports. Trump had previously announced Iran requested to continue "talks," and Washington agreed, though he stressed his country clarified to Tehran that the "ceasefire" period had "ended." The ceasefire between the two nations came into effect last June via Pakistani-Qatari mediation but remained fragile amid disputes over term interpretation and implementation, especially regarding navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

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