US President Donald Trump says he believes he is Iran’s “number one” target on an alleged assassination “kill list.” Multiple outlets report that Trump makes the claim while speaking to reporters at or around a NATO summit, adding that the threat does not change his plans. The accounts also describe Trump referencing a separate alleged plot to kill him, saying something along the lines of “I may be gone,” as he responds to questions from journalists.
Several reports link the comments to events involving his departure logistics. Fox News and others say a switch involving an Air Force One aircraft raised questions among reporters about security and travel arrangements. Trump addresses those concerns when asked why he was not using a newly gifted presidential jet from Qatar for the trip, and he speaks about the Iran-related threat during the same interaction.
Overall, the outlets agree on Trump’s central message: he asserts he is Iran’s top assassination target and presents the claim as part of ongoing security concerns, without providing independent confirmation or specific details of any plot.
