Mohsen Rezaei, a senior official and security chief in Iran, has publicly dismissed reports alleging that his country was orchestrating a plot to kill Donald Trump’s youngest son. The denial serves as a direct response to recent rumors and media speculation concerning potential Iranian-backed threats against the former U.S. president's family members.

While the specific origin of the assassination report was not detailed in the initial statements, the Iranian government has characterized the claims as entirely fabricated. This incident occurs against a backdrop of heightened geopolitical tension between Washington and Tehran, where accusations of state-sponsored interference and covert operations are frequently exchanged. As of now, no further evidence or official confirmation from U.S. intelligence agencies has been provided to substantiate the existence of such a plot. The situation remains a point of diplomatic friction, with Iran positioning the narrative as a deliberate attempt to spread misinformation.