US President Donald Trump has reportedly ordered a large-scale bombing campaign against Iran, contingent on his assassination by the Iranian regime. This directive came after calls for Trump's death were made during the funeral of Iran’s late Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Trump stated that he had left instructions to respond with an unprecedented military assault should any harm come to him. On the social media platform Truth Social, he asserted that "1,000 missiles are locked and loaded," with thousands more ready to follow, emphasizing that the US military is prepared to conduct operations lasting up to one year, subject to possible extension. In his statement, Trump included the phrase "PRAISE BE TO ALLAH," a remark that has drawn attention for its unusual wording in this context.

The administration has previously demanded that Iran publicly confirm that the Strait of Hormuz remains open to navigation, amid concerns over renewed tensions in the region. Recent attacks on commercial vessels in the Gulf have raised alarm, with US officials attributing these incidents to internal power struggles within Tehran. Some analysts suggest that hardline factions may be attempting to undermine a fragile truce between the US and Iran.

While Trump’s threat underscores the heightened state of alert, other officials have stressed the complexity of the situation, indicating that continued diplomatic efforts aim to prevent further escalation. The US government has not confirmed specific operational plans but remains vigilant regarding security in the strategic waterway crucial to global oil shipments.

The developments reflect ongoing volatility in US-Iran relations, which have been marked by intermittent clashes and attempts at negotiation since the US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal several years ago. The situation remains fluid, with both military readiness and diplomatic measures reportedly active as parties monitor unfolding events in the region.