Tehran on Thursday rejected reports of an alleged Iranian plot targeting US President Donald Trump’s son, calling the claims “fabricated propaganda,” according to Iran’s ISNA news agency. Iranian Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei described the allegations as “Netanyahu’s tricks,” referring to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. “The claim that there is a plot against Trump’s son is nothing but a big lie designed by Netanyahu to deceive and frighten the US president,” he said. His remarks came after Iran’s state broadcaster recently aired an AI-generated video containing information about the residence and movements of Barron Trump, the US president’s youngest son, in New York. READ: Rezaei describes Strait of Hormuz as a strategic deterrent, says Iran will protect it […]
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