Israeli media claimed that Iran was planning to target Trump with a UAV attack

In the news of Israel Hayom newspaper, based on unnamed senior Israeli and US officials, it was claimed that the intelligence regarding Mossad's claim that Iran was planning attacks targeting US President Trump and some senior US officials was also confirmed by another Western intelligence service.

Officials argued that the possibility of reaching an agreement between the USA and Iran has decreased significantly in recent days, and one of the reasons behind this is the intelligence that Mossad conveyed to the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).

Officials said that the intelligence conveyed by Israel to the CIA pointed to the possibility of an attack with explosive-laden unmanned aerial vehicles, and claimed that it was difficult to combat this method with conventional measures.

Trump's claim that security measures have been increased

It was claimed that, following Mossad's intelligence sharing, US officials who were considered to be at risk sharply reduced their public visibility at outdoor events, and some of them were temporarily removed from their homes and placed in secure facilities.

Arguing that special measures were taken for Trump's public events, officials argued that some of these events were held in open areas before the midterm elections, but such events have now been sharply reduced.

It was also claimed that additional security measures, including special systems designed to neutralize UAV threats, were implemented during the events attended by the US President.

It was claimed that, following Mossad's intelligence sharing, US officials who were considered to be at risk sharply reduced their public visibility in outdoor events, and some of them were temporarily removed from their homes and placed in secure facilities.

In addition to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, the name behind the economic sanctions decisions against Iran, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who is stated to be against an agreement, the claim that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth moved to a military base was also included.

It was claimed that, following Mossad's intelligence sharing, US officials who were considered to be at risk sharply reduced their public visibility in outdoor events, and some of them were temporarily removed from their homes and placed in secure facilities.

Mossad Director Roman Gofman went to Washington to discuss possible attacks against Iran with senior officials of the US President Donald Trump administration.

It is noteworthy that the visit took place at a time when interim Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was pressuring Trump to restart attacks on Iran.