President Trump Issues Massive Retaliatory Directive Amid Iranian Assassination Threats

President Donald Trump has disclosed standing instructions for the United States to “bomb” Iran at unprecedented levels should the Islamic Republic succeed in an assassination attempt against him. Citing his long-standing status as Iran’s primary target, the President also declared previous diplomatic memorandums “over” following a series of military escalations.

RMN News Political Desk
New Delhi | July 11, 2026

Trump Reveals Directive for Massive Retaliation Against Iran

Following the NATO summit in Ankara, President Donald Trump has confirmed that he has authorized a severe military response in the event of his assassination by Iranian agents. Speaking recently, Trump stated that he has issued specific instructions to “literally bomb them at levels that they’ve never seen before” if such an event occurs.

The President asserted that he has been at the top of Iran’s “kill list” for a significant period, particularly following the U.S.-directed strike that killed Iranian military officer Qasem Soleimani. While acknowledging that he has been “lucky” regarding his security thus far, Trump expressed skepticism about how long that luck might last, noting that he remains the “number one target” for Tehran.

Security Maneuvers and Dismissed Warnings

Recent security concerns led the President to swap travel plans while returning to the United States from Turkey, a move the White House later identified as a necessary security tactic. Despite warnings from Israel regarding a potential new assassination plot, Trump dismissed the idea of “new” plans, suggesting instead that the threat has been a constant factor for years.

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“No, no. Israel came up with nothing,” Trump stated, emphasizing that his status as a target is simply “the way life is”.

End of Diplomatic Agreements

The rhetoric comes at a time of collapsing diplomacy between the two nations. President Trump recently declared that a Memorandum of Understanding with Iran is now “over,” following U.S. strikes on 80 sites within Iran. He characterized Iranian negotiators as “vicious, violent people” and cast doubt on the utility of further talks.

Tensions are further underscored by public sentiment in Tehran. During the funeral of the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, “Kill Trump” slogans and posters were prominently displayed at the Grand Mosalla prayer complex. While both nations have made past attempts to reach a peace deal, Trump’s latest directives indicate a shift toward high-stakes deterrence.