Washington: Intelligence officials have warned Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump about his life. On Tuesday, US intelligence agencies informed that Trump is receiving death threats from Iran. Trump's team issued a statement on this and said that they have received information about this threat from the office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI).
Trump's team's statement: Trump's campaign team said in a statement, "President Trump was informed this morning about assassination threats received from Iran. The aim of those who are trying to do this is to spread instability and chaos in America."
Threats are increasing: Intelligence officials have told Trump's team that threats from Iran have increased in recent months. The US government is working to protect Trump and ensure that these threats do not affect the election. Iran has previously rejected claims of interfering in US affairs.
There have been attempts to kill Donald Trump before: This is not the first time an attempt has been made to kill Donald Trump. The man accused of planning to kill Trump at a golf course in Florida was charged with three more charges on Tuesday. These charges include attempting to murder a presidential candidate, possessing a gun, and attacking a Secret Service agent.
No security lapse: According to media reports, Trump was playing golf when a Secret Service agent saw a suspect taking a gun out of the bushes. The agent acted quickly and shot at the suspect, but he fled and was later arrested.
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