You are looking for a mouse hole! The "Wetan Amroz" report on the transfer of Trump's finance minister to a military shelter; increasing security concerns in the circle close to the American president.
Summary: American sources have confirmed that Scott Bessant, the Trump administration's Treasury Secretary, has left his residence in Washington and moved to an undisclosed military base following security warnings of possible threats. The publication of an aerial photograph of his residence in the Georgetown area and the possibility of identifying the location of the house were cited as causing increasing security concerns.
Basant is one of the central figures in the "economic exclusion" campaign against Iran, which aims to increase economic pressure, impose sanctions on financial institutions, limit trade exchanges and the maritime blockade of Iranian ports. Despite the sanctions on more than 60 companies, individuals and floaters and pressure on banks and financial networks, America's main goal, which is to collapse Iran's political structure and force Tehran to accept Washington's demands, has not been achieved.
Security concerns in the Trump administration are not limited to Bessant. During the NATO summit in Turkey, Trump left the country with special equipment and a military plane due to the possibility of a missile attack. Marco Rubio, Pete Heggest, Steve Miller, Christy Numa and several other government officials have also been moved to military quarters or protected areas due to security concerns.
These concerns also included the former officials of the first Trump administration. Mike Pompeo and Brian Hawke were under round-the-clock protection due to security threats related to the policy of maximum pressure against Iran and their role in the assassination of General Hajj Qassem Soleimani. Mark Asper, Mark Miley, Frank McKenzie and John Bolton also faced security measures or related threats.
Daniel Davis, the retired colonel of the US Army, stressed that when the US justifies the assassination of Iranian commanders, scientists and officials, it should not be surprised by the possibility of countermeasures. He viewed support for such actions as encouraging enemies to retaliate and warned that the idea of immunity from the consequences of actions against others would ultimately lead to harm and suffering for America itself.
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