Israel’s Secret Plan to Kill Iran’s Supreme Leader Blocked by Trump – Report

-

Trump reportedly blocked Israeli plan to assassinate Iran’s Supreme Leader

 In a shocking revelation that has stirred intense global attention, inside sources claim that Israel was actively preparing a secret mission to assassinate Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The bold plan, reportedly viewed by Israeli intelligence as a “strategic opportunity,” was ultimately halted by former U.S. President Donald Trump, who personally intervened to block the move.


According to the report, which has been confirmed by multiple high-level insiders, Israel believed they had a rare chance to eliminate the highest political and religious authority in Iran. However, when American officials were informed, Trump is said to have cautioned against such a risky action unless American lives had been lost.


"Have the Iranians killed an American yet? No. Then we’re not even talking about going after political leadership,” Trump was quoted as saying during a confidential briefing.


The revelation was further supported by veteran Middle East journalist Barak Ravid, who also confirmed through diplomatic sources that Trump had directly stopped the plan, fearing the move could trigger an uncontrollable regional war.


Tensions between Israel and Iran have continued to escalate, especially after Iran launched multiple missile strikes into Israeli territory last weekend, injuring at least seven civilians. Among the wounded was a 72-year-old woman whose apartment complex in Haifa was hit by falling debris.


These attacks followed an Israeli long-range airstrike that reportedly targeted a military refueling aircraft at Mashhad Airport, located nearly 1,400 miles inside Iranian territory — one of the furthest known air missions carried out by Israel in recent years.


When asked about the alleged assassination plot during an interview on U.S. television, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refused to confirm or deny it. He instead dismissed the claims as "rumors" and added, “We do what we need to do. And I believe the United States understands what’s best for itself.”


Meanwhile, the situation on the ground in both nations is worsening. Iran has accused Israel of orchestrating a series of deadly car bombings near key government buildings in Tehran, prompting waves of retaliation. Israel’s air force has responded with an intensive campaign targeting dozens of Iranian military installations and supply lines.


Despite the sophisticated Israeli missile defense systems, several Iranian projectiles have struck populated areas in northern and southern Israel. Fires, injuries, and structural damage have been reported in cities including Haifa and Beersheba.


In Iran, the death toll from Israeli strikes is rising. Human rights groups estimate over 400 civilians have been killed and hundreds more injured. Many residents have begun fleeing Tehran in fear of further attacks, leading to massive traffic jams on all major roads leaving the capital.


The Israel Defense Forces have issued public warnings asking Iranian civilians to evacuate areas near military zones. Iranian state TV, meanwhile, has aired footage of collapsed buildings and overwhelmed hospitals, further fueling national outrage.


Even as the violence spirals, Trump took to social media to claim that a peaceful resolution was still possible. In a lengthy post, he wrote: “Iran and Israel will eventually make a deal — just like I got India and Pakistan to talk. It’s all about trade, influence, and timing. We will see peace in the Middle East.”


He added, “I make a lot happen, and I don’t get credit for it. But that’s OK. The people know. We will MAKE THE MIDDLE EAST GREAT AGAIN!”


Though many analysts see this as overly optimistic, there’s no doubt that the region is at a tipping point. One wrong move could spark a broader war that pulls in more global powers — a scenario both the U.S. and the rest of the international community are desperately trying to avoid.


Stay informed. Follow breaking developments and in-depth geopolitical insights to understand what’s really happening in the Middle East.



🌍 Stay Informed with DailyBrill!

Don't miss out on real-time updates, deep analysis, and global headlines that matter. Follow more international developments and breaking news every day on DailyBrill.

📢 Middle East Update: Calm After the Storm?

After intense military exchanges, Israel has lifted its national shelter warning. What does this mean for the region? Is this the beginning of a temporary calm—or a pause before another escalation?

👉 Read the latest analysis on Israel’s updated security measures post-Iran strike.

📰 Stay ahead of the headlines with Daily Brill. Get trusted insights on global security developments.

📲 Visit Our Homepage for More Stories

👇 Also Read:

🔔 Subscribe to get future updates — stay informed, stay ahead.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Russia Faces Major Setback as Iran Regime Risks Collapse Amid Conflict

-
Image
In a week where Middle East tensions dominate global headlines, Russia is quietly watching a crisis that could shake its strategic foundations — the potential collapse of the Iranian regime. At a high-level conference in Moscow themed “Russian-Iranian Cooperation in a Changing World,” top officials found themselves confronting a harsh new reality: Iran — one of Russia’s closest allies — is facing unprecedented pressure as the war with Israel escalates. With U.S. support behind Israel and former President Donald Trump demanding Tehran’s “unconditional surrender,” Iran’s grip on power looks increasingly shaky. For Moscow, this could be a devastating geopolitical blow. While Russia has forged deep military and economic ties with Iran — including a recent strategic partnership treaty — it is clear the Kremlin has no intention of stepping into the battlefield on Iran’s behalf. Analysts say Russia is unwilling to risk direct conflict with the U.S. or jeopardize its interests in Ukraine. “If ...
Read more

Iran-Israel Conflict Update: Nuclear Talks Halted Amid Missile Strikes

-
Image
  Posted by DailyBrill Teams The Iran-Israel conflict has escalated dramatically, entering its ninth day with intense missile exchanges. Israel reportedly targeted Iran’s nuclear facility in Isfahan, while Iran responded with drone and missile attacks. Amid the chaos, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi declared that Tehran will not resume nuclear diplomacy until Israel halts its aggression and is held accountable. Despite European efforts to mediate in Geneva, no diplomatic breakthrough was achieved. The United States is weighing its next move, with President Trump giving Iran a two-week deadline. As tensions grow, the risk of wider regional conflict looms large. On the ninth day of intensifying conflict, Iran and Israel continue to exchange missile and drone strikes while diplomatic avenues remain frozen. The Iranian government has firmly ruled out any possibility of restarting nuclear negotiations until Israel halts its military offensive, further deepening the regiona...
Read more

Trump’s Shifting Iran Strategy Sparks Division and Global Uncertainty

-
Image
U.S. President Donald Trump’s unpredictable posture toward the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran has raised eyebrows across Washington and unsettled even his most loyal base. Over the past month, Trump has swung between diplomacy and confrontation, leaving both allies and adversaries unsure of what to expect next. After a surprise early departure from the G7 summit in Canada, Trump claimed Iran was “very close” to acquiring nuclear weapons—a position at odds with recent assessments from U.S. intelligence and international nuclear monitors. The inconsistency has led to concerns that the U.S. may edge closer to a military role in the Middle East, despite Trump's repeated promises to avoid foreign entanglements. Just weeks ago, Trump praised ongoing negotiations with Iran, hinting that a new deal on nuclear development was “almost done.” But those diplomatic signals shifted quickly as regional tensions erupted. Following Israeli strikes on Iranian military f...
Read more