The U.S. received written assurance from Iran before the presidential election that its leadership was not actively trying to assassinate President-elect Donald Trump, CBS News confirmed

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U.S. received Iran's written assurance it was not actively trying to assassinate Trump

Iran has sent a message to the Joe Biden administration denying any plans to kill Donald Trump. This development comes after the Biden administration warned Iran in September that any attempt on Mr Trump's life would be considered “an act of war,” the NY Times reported. The message, sent in October through an intermediary, was intended to ease tensions between Washington and Tehran. It followed a stern warning from the US, which had expressed gr…

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Iran's Message To US: No Intent To Assassinate Donald Trump

The message, sent through an intermediary, came after the Biden administration warned the US would consider any Iranian attempt on the life of Trump “an act of war”.

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Iran assures US ‘we’re not trying to kill Trump’ after warning from Biden

The Biden administration had warned that the United States would consider any Iranian attempt on Mr. Trump’s life to be “an act of war,” officials said.

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Iran Told U.S. That It’s Not Trying to Kill Trump

The secret missive from Tehran was delivered to Washington on Oct. 14, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, and US officials told the outlet that it came in response to a September warning from the US that any Iranian attempt on Trump’s life would be considered an act of war.

U.S. received Iran's written assurance it was not actively trying to assassinate Trump

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