Iran Said in Writing It Wouldn't Try to Kill Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

36% : "Officials from the United States said that their message in September to Iran had repeated warnings against harming Trump, but had been sent because of new information.
25% : Iran has been vowing revenge against Trump for years after he ordered the January 2020 U.S. drone strike that killed Quds Force leader Qassem Soleimani.
21% : Last week, the Justice Department reported the allegations that Iranian agents had plotted to assassinate Trump before the election, adding to ongoing attempts by Iran to target him.
20% : A Pakistani man with ties to Iran was charged in August with plotting to kill Trump.
19% : Meanwhile, Iran has been dismissing claims that it was trying to assassinate Trump, with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi referring to the allegations from the United States as a "third-rate comedy.
17% : It came after a private written warning was sent from the United States to Tehran in September, reflecting the Biden administration's public messaging that threats against Trump were a top national security issue and that it would treat any attempts on the former president's life as an act of war.
13% : Iran's reply to the Biden White House message repeated the accusations that Trump committed a crime when he ordered the killing of Soleimani, according to U.S. officials.

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