The US Department of Justice broke a fierce report yesterday, saying that former US Secretary of State Pompeo and former security adviser Bolton have been targeted by iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, but the "human life price" of the two is ridiculously different.
The U.S. Department of Justice issued a statement yesterday (10th) accusing Shahram Pursaf, a member of iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds Force, of attempting to hire a murderer to carry out an assassination inside the United States. One of the targets of the assassination was Bolton, who served as a White House security adviser during Trump's tenure.
According to a statement released by the U.S. Department of Justice, Pulsaffi has been plotting Bolton's assassination plan since October last year, and he has reached an agreement with another person: if bolton is successfully assassinated, he will be paid $300,000.
Bolton wasn't alone in Polsafe's assassination plan, though: The Justice Department said he also planned to assassinate another American, bidding $1 million. But the U.S. Department of Justice did not disclose who Pulsafee's other target was. However, after analysis, the US media believes that another target that is 700,000 US dollars higher than Bolton's "human life price" is most likely to be former US Secretary of State Pompeo.
The main reason why Pulsap wanted to carry out the assassination plan against Bolton and others may be a strong response to the assassination of the commander of the "Quds Force" Sulaimani in 2020.
However, the Iranian authorities did not accept the allegations of the US Department of Justice, and Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanani later said: Iran once again solemnly warned the United States not to use those absurd and baseless "allegations" as a pretext for taking action against Iranian citizens.
