Iranian Official Announces Reward for Killing Trump Amid UAE Tensions
Ebrahim Azizi, head of the Iranian parliament's national security commission, announced a 50 million euro reward for the assassination of former US President Donald Trump. This proposal is part of a plan titled 'Reciprocal action by the military and security forces of the Islamic Republic,' which also targets Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the US Central Command commander in retaliation for alleged plots against Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Concurrently, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi labeled the United Arab Emirates an 'active partner in war' against Iran during the BRICS summit, accusing Abu Dhabi of allowing its territory to be used for attacks against Iran. Former officials Manouchehr Mottaki and Ali Motahari supported these claims, citing Emirati drone involvement and hostility. These statements follow reports of secret meetings between Netanyahu and UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed, as well as alleged covert Israeli and Emirati military coordination against Iranian facilities, significantly escalating diplomatic tensions between Tehran and Abu Dhabi.
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