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Iran’s Assassination Network

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Iran’s Assassination Network

Brad Garrett, ABC News crime and terrorism analyst, discussed Iran’s use of criminal gangs for assassinations, citing a case where two Hell’s Angels were hired to target a former Iranian military officer in Maryland. Iran reportedly pays $100,000 per hit and uses intermediaries for plausible deniability and expendability. Garrett highlighted Iran’s past attempts, including a plot to kill the Saudi ambassador to the U.S. during the Obama administration. He emphasized the ongoing threat to the Trump family, particularly Barron Trump, due to Iran’s $10 million bounty, and noted the long-term security risks they face.

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