Israel allegedly told the CIA that Iran was planning a drone attack on Trump.
The Israeli daily "Israel Hayom" claims, citing unnamed senior Israeli and US officials, that the Mossad passed on to the CIA "specific" intelligence information about an alleged Iranian plan to attack Trump and his administration officials using explosive drones.
According to the report, Washington asked Israel to verify the information, and another unnamed Western intelligence agency allegedly backed it up. Trump's public appearances have reportedly been limited, additional security measures have been put in place, and some senior US officials have been moved from their homes to secure facilities.
The same sources claim that the alleged threat was one of the main reasons why Trump hardened his position and withdrew from negotiations with Tehran.
Neither the White House nor the CIA have confirmed any such plot. In the past, US intelligence has questioned similar Israeli warnings about Iranian assassination plots against Trump.