Iranian Newspaper Threatens Chancellor Merz with "Retribution"
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Merz is increasingly targeted in the conflict with Iran. Now he appears on a threatening front page – with death threats.
An important newspaper in Iran publishes a death threat against Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz. German politicians are concerned. The Federal Government reacts cautiously.
Giorgia Meloni, Friedrich Merz and many others cannot feel safe now.
Iran's chief leader Mojtaba Khamenei has threatened retribution for his father's death, and a portrait of the chancellor has now been found on a newspaper's death list. The German authorities are examining clues to attack plans.
An Iranian hardliner newspaper shows Chancellor Friedrich Merz in orange prisoner's clothing. In addition, the words "reveal is inevitable" are also written. Trump and Netanyahu are also threatened after the death of Iran leader Khamenei.
In addition to Merz, the poster also featured US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, among others.
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