Multiple outlets report that Iran’s parliament is considering legislation that would offer financial bounties for the killing of US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The reports describe the proposal as part of a response tied to February strikes on Tehran in which then–supreme leader Ali Khamenei died. According to the accounts, lawmakers are scheduled to vote on the bill, with one report citing a vote date of February 28. The amounts mentioned vary by outlet, with figures reported in pounds, dollars, and euros, including claims of bounties around £43.5 million, about $58 million, roughly €50 million, and as high as $99 million. The coverage also characterizes the leaders targeted as being seen within Iran as responsible for Khamenei’s death, shifting the issue from public rhetoric to a formal parliamentary action. The reports do not provide confirmed details on the bill’s final text, enforcement mechanisms, or legal status beyond the fact that a parliamentary vote is planned.