President Trump in Serious Danger After Iran’s Religious Leaders Put $40 Million Bounty on His Head

President Donald Trump is in imminent danger of assassination after Iran’s religious leaders put a $40 million bounty on his head following America’s devastating blitzkrieg that took out its Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, naval ships and military installations and severely damaged the rogue nation’s nuclear capabilities.

Security experts tell Globe the wounded Persian country has activated nearly 20,000 sleeper agents who entered the U.S. from 2021 to early 2025 during former President Joe Biden’s administration — and as many as 18,000 of the bloodthirsty terrorists are unaccounted for. “The sleeper cells are here already,” a counterterrorism expert tells Globe. “We just don’t know where all these people are — or how they are supported by countries like Iran.”

America’s hard-as-nails commander-in-chief was marked for death after the U.S. and Israel launched Operation Epic Fury’s missile attack that evaporated Khamenei and dozens of the hard-line Islamic cleric’s top aides, along with key defense installations. The U.S. also unleashed B-2 bombers to drop dozens of punishing bunker-buster bombs targeting underground nuclear facilities and missile launchers, according to Al Jazeera.

Promising to end Iran’s nuclear threat once and for all and protect the Strait of Hormuz, the strategic sea passage through which much of the world’s oil passes, Trump ordered the destruction of about 11 Iranian naval ships, and for the first time since World War II an American submarine torpedoed and sank a prized warship — an Iranian vessel lurking off the coast of Sri Lanka.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth bragged the ship “thought it was safe in international waters” but instead met a “quiet death” at the hands of a Mark 48 torpedo, according to a government transcript.

Iranian Ayatollah Abdollah Javadi Amoli called for the “shedding of Trump’s blood” following the naval attack that killed more than 80 of the decimated warship’s 130 sailors, The New York Post reported.

“Mark my words: The U.S. will come to bitterly regret [the] precedent it has set,” the angry cleric said on Iran’s state-run television, according to the Post. “We are now on the verge of a great test … The Imam of the time says, ‘Fight the oppressive America, his blood is on my shoulders.’”

Retired Army Maj. Gen. Paul Vallely tells Globe that U.S. intelligence agencies know what’s coming and they are prepared for any potential attacks at Trump’s satellite offices at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Fla., and Trump National Golf Club Bedminster in New Jersey.

“Iran may have already positioned several sleeper cells in Florida, New Jersey and Washington, but I’m sure the Secret Service has tightened up their guard quite a bit, and with the help of the law enforcement, increased security at the White House as well.”

Meanwhile, one accused agent — Pakistani patsy Asif Merchant — was convicted in Brooklyn, N.Y., on terrorism and murder-for-hire charges in a 2024 scheme allegedly directed by Iran’s Revolutionary Guard intelligence agency to assassinate Trump and other politicians. While the Iranian government denied any role in the plot, Merchant — who had pleaded not guilty to the federal charges — claimed Iranian heavies threatened to kill his family if he didn’t carry out the dastardly deeds.

Wayne Madsen, a National Security Agency consultant, tells Globe the Secret Service and other agencies have already implemented a contingency plan to protect Trump and his family, who sources say are in a panic over the assassination threat.

“The Secret Service is going to try to reduce his exposure to the public and ask other intelligence agencies to increase communications intercepts,” Madsen explains, while D.C. insiders surmise that an assassin plot would likely strike on American soil.

It’s also believed that someone who had high-level clearance at the White House has worked against Trump to help our enemies, and Trump is flushing out the rat. The rogue agent may have held security detail. “The stakes have never been higher,” says a source.

In an interview with Time magazine, Trump, 79, admits citizens should worry about retaliatory strikes in the homeland as he carries out his mission to destroy Iran’s nukes and stop the evil regime from spreading terror around the globe.

“We think about it all the time. We plan for it,” he says of the potential attacks. “But yeah, you know, we expect some things. Like I said, some people will die. When you go to war, some people will die.”

And Iran is praying one of those people will be Donald Trump himself.