A new book revealed Trump’s fear of Iran

According to RCO News Agency, Alex Eisenstet reporter such as Paltiko and Axius News Database in part of his new book, Revenge; The narrative of Trump’s return to power “has explored the US president’s fear of Iran’s alleged and unproven plan to target him.

“Iran’s threat to the assassination of Donald Trump in the election campaign of the year was much more serious than they were disclosed,” he said in a post to introduce his book at Axius. “The threats were so serious that his team took a fabricated flight against John Trump for fear.”

The US president also claimed that he had left a plan last week to “be” the same as the territory of his assassination by Iran. “

According to Iznastat, Trump’s remarks against Iran have been “stained” after his request to reach a nuclear peace treaty.

But he cited sources by Trump’s nearly ring that US security forces warned Trump last year that Iran had placed “forces with access to air -to -air missiles” in the United States and “the risk of targeting. “Trump was serious by these people.”

But according to Izanstet, there has been no relationship between alleged threats against Trump and Iran.

Iranian officials have always denied these baseless allegations.

However, the Isnatt reported that Trump’s fears of Iran’s alleged threats were so intense that they once flew his aircraft without Trump’s own and only Trump’s crew and advisers.

According to his report, the issue aroused the outrage of many Trump’s advisors because they believed that they were used as “prey”.

“According to them (near Trump), he is much more concerned about Iran’s threats than it shows,” he said.

The report comes as the US President has pursued a policy of maximum pressure against Iran, and in a threatening statement to the Iranians on Sunday, “Agree not to be bombed by Israel.”

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