US EditionIran plot to kill Trump prompted Secret Service to boost protection before rally shooting
- Donald Trump's security was increased following US authorities learning of an Iranian assassination plot, as confirmed by national security officials.
- The US Secret Service and Trump's campaign were informed about the threat, resulting in heightened security measures.
- The security boost was in response to the reported Iranian plot to harm Trump, according to a US national security official.
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Secret Service Director to Testify on Trump's Rally Shooting Incident
Secret Service Director to Testify on Trump's Rally Shooting Incident Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle has agreed to testify before the U.S. House of Representatives Oversight Committee on July 22 for a hearing related to the shooting of former President Donald Trump at a rally, the panel said on Wednesday. This hearing is crucial for understanding the security lapses during the rally in Pennsylvania.Security procedures at Trump's rally…
Reports: Secret Service ramped up Trump security weeks ago over Iranian plot
Secret Service security was reportedly already ramped up around former President Donald Trump weeks before Saturday’s assassination attempt, after U.S. intelligence officials say they found evidence of an Iranian plot to kill him. According to multiple reports, the agency increased resources and assets for Trump’s protection in June. So far, intelligence officials have found no ties between last weekend’s shooting and the Iranian plot. https://…
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Iranian threat prompted boost to Trump security
WASHINGTON — A threat on Donald Trump's life from Iran prompted additional security in the days before Saturday's campaign rally, but it was unrelated to the assassination attempt on the Republican presidential nominee, two U.S. officials said Tuesday, as law…
CNN reports US received intel of Iranian plot to assassinate ‘criminal’ Trump weeks ahead; White House declines comment
WASHINGTON DC, July 17 — The United States received intelligence in recent weeks about an Iranian plot to assassinate former President Donald Trump, CNN said on Tuesday, and a US official said the Secret Service shared details of an increased threat with the Trump campaign. The White House declined to comment, but said there were no indications that the suspected shooter in Saturday's attempted assassination of Trump had any foreign or domestic …
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