Iranian state television broadcast a propaganda video on Monday targeting Barron Trump, the 20-year-old son of President Donald Trump, with claims of a $10 million bounty for his death.

The three-minute segment aired on Channel 3, which is linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. It was titled in Persian roughly as "Where and how should we kill Barron Trump?" and featured computer-generated graphics mapping the younger Trump's alleged locations, university surroundings, and security details.

Opposition outlet Iran International first reported the broadcast, which was later covered by multiple international outlets. The video purported to show surveillance on Barron Trump's movements, including his New York University dormitories, past locations like Trump Tower, and claims about his gaming accounts on platforms such as Xbox, Discord, and FIFA. It also alleged that a woman had bypassed Secret Service protection to meet with him privately.

The segment concluded by stating that "many would be willing" to claim the bounty and ended with the line "Barron Trump, wait for us." Similar videos from IRGC-affiliated media have previously targeted First Lady Melania Trump.

The Secret Service acknowledged the material and stated it investigates all threats against those under its protection. No independent verification of the surveillance claims has emerged, and analysts described the video as psychological warfare and regime propaganda amid heightened tensions with the United States.

Barron Trump attends college in New York. The broadcast follows reports of increased threats from Iran against American targets and officials since the start of the year.