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Trump called for a military strike on Iran unlike any ever seen before

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Former U.S. President and current presidential candidate Donald Trump has issued another sharp statement regarding a possible assassination attempt by Iran, as reported by Zamin.uz.

He emphasized that if anything were to happen to him, Washington must respond with an unprecedented level of military force against Iran. Trump stated that such instructions have already been given.

This remark comes amid sharply escalating diplomatic and military tensions between the U.S. and Iran, drawing global attention. In an interview with the New York Post, Trump said he considers himself one of the primary targets of the Iranian government.

According to him, there are clear demands to retaliate against Iran with overwhelming force and to bomb the country heavily. Furthermore, citing Israeli intelligence, Trump noted that Tehran’s desire to eliminate him is not new — this intention has been known for many years.

In his view, such threats are directly tied to his firm foreign policy during his presidency. Experts suggest that Iran’s hostility toward Trump may be linked to the 2020 U.S. airstrike that killed General Qasem Soleimani.

Since then, U.S. special services have significantly intensified security measures for the former president. During a campaign rally in Pennsylvania in July 2024, Trump sustained an ear injury in an assassination attempt.

Although official authorities have not confirmed any link between that incident and Iran, the threat level remains high. Recently, tensions between the two countries have escalated to a new stage.

According to reports, the U.S. Secret Service is even advising Trump on aircraft selection from a security standpoint, recommending he use only planes deemed safer.

Iran, for its part, denies all allegations of planning an assassination attempt against Trump, calling them baseless. However, in U.S. political circles, the issue has not lost its urgency.

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