Iran sent the U.S. a written assurance it would not try to assassinate Trump, U.S. official says
Iran sent a message to the U.S. saying it would not try to assassinate Donald Trump, a U.S. official tells NBC News. This after a warning from the Biden administration. NBC News’ Andrea Mitchell reports.
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