Iran said it won't try to kill Trump: U.S. official

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

33% : The official told the man if he didn't have a plot in place by then, the IRGC would "pause its plan to kill [Trump] until after the U.S. presidential elections" because they believed he would lose and it would then be easier to target him, the complaint alleges.
30% : Last week, the Justice Department charged an Iranian man with plotting to assassinate Trump as a part of a murder-for-hire scheme.
28% : Trump ordered a U.S. drone strike that killed Soleimani in Baghdad.
22% : In July, the Biden administration obtained intelligence about an Iranian assassination plot against Trump, and the information led the Secret Service to ramp up security for his campaign.
22% : The criminal complaint said the man was instructed by an official with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, a military and counterintelligence agency designated as a terrorist organization by the first Trump administration, to come up with a plan to assassinate Trump by mid-October.
21% : "Trump was wounded in an assassination attempt in Butler, Pa. in July.
17% : The message came after the Biden administration had sent a warning through Switzerland that it would view an assassination attempt against Trump as an act of war, the official said.

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