Trump says he is Iran's 'No. 1 target' for assassination

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President Trump stated he is Iran's "No.
1 target" for assassination, citing ongoing tensions and Iran's alleged plots.
He made the remarks at the NATO summit in Ankara, where his ceasefire deal with Tehran was reportedly in shambles.

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President Trump stated he is Iran's "No. 1 target" for assassination, citing ongoing tensions and Iran's alleged plots. He made the remarks at the NATO summit in Ankara, where his ceasefire deal with Tehran was reportedly in shambles.

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