Here's What's In Iran's Disturbing New Video About Melania Trump

A newly surfaced video from Iran lays out a possible plot against First Lady Melania Trump, pointing to her routines and vulnerabilities as guidance for attackers, and closing with an ominous line aimed at her son Barron, wait for us. The clip features a Farsi narrator discussing potential plots, while maps display Donald and Melania, Trump's locations, codenames, and secret service routes, much of which is already public. This follows disturbing images of Barron Trump on a billboard in Tehran amid rising tensions. The narrator claims the footage draws on information from anonymous security networks and satellite imagery, though most of what is shown focuses on Melania's daily movements and comes from open sources. The video raises the possibility of a poisoning plot by individuals with access to places she frequently visits. Melania has rarely been seen at physical stores and has not appeared in public since July 4th. The video points to her interest in fashion as a possible vulnerability, hinting at bribery schemes tied to her shopping habits. The secret service says it is aware of the video and investigates anything seen as a threat to those it protects, adding it does not comment on protective intelligence matters. Billboards across the Iranian capital have called for the deaths of Trump and his family, with one showing Ivanka, Barron, and Melania, with eyes closed and the word killed in red lettering. Others have shown a red MAGA hat next to a bloodied image of Trump, and AI-generated visuals of Trump, Netanyahu, Hegseth, and Rubio submerged in blood. Melania was previously targeted in a separate mural referencing bloodshed. Regional officials say mediators have made progress toward renewed talks between the U.S. and Iran, with both sides pausing strikes after weeks of escalation, though scattered attacks continue across the region. Saudi Arabia says it intercepted drones fired by Iran-backed militias in Iraq targeting its oil facilities, while Houthi rebels in Yemen claim a separate strike on Saudi petroleum sites. Officials say a separate assassination plot against Trump was recently stopped. Stay with us for more verified updates and trending news developments.