Iran Threatens Trump on State TV: 'Bullet Won't Miss' Amidst Rising Tensions

• Iranian state television openly threatened US President Donald Trump, using footage of a past attack on him with the caption 'This time, the bullet won't miss'.
• The threat comes as Iran faces widespread anti-government protests, with over 2,500 reported deaths by January 15, and a week-long internet blackout.
• Trump has warned Iran of military action, discussing 'surgical strikes' on nuclear facilities and missile bases with advisors.
• Trump has expressed support for Iranian protesters, stating 'help is coming' and threatening 'very strong action' if killings continue.
• The US has begun repositioning personnel from its Qatar airbase, signaling potential military action in the Middle East.

Why It Matters: Iran's state TV issued a direct threat to Trump, escalating US-Iran tensions amidst Iranian protests and US military warnings.