Farhad Shakeri, an Afghan man deported from the U.S. after serving prison time, allegedly plotted to assassinate Donald Trump on Iran's behalf. He reportedly collaborated with two U.S.-based accomplices in this failed attempt.

The details of an unsealed Iranian murder-for-hire plot to kill President-elect Donald Trump raise questions about how the current administration will act, as President Joe Biden previously warned

Iran instructed one of its agents running a New York City-based criminal network to stalk and assassinate former President Donald Trump in the 2024 election’s final weeks — telling him that

Investigators said two men — Carlisle Rivera, also known as “Pop,” of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Jonathon Loadholt, of Staten Island, N.Y., — were instructed by Farhad Shakeri, 51, of Iran, to track and kill the journalist, who authorities said was a ...

Farhad Shakeri is accused of conspiring in a murder plot against Donald Trump on behalf of Iran, along with two Americans-Jonathan Loadholt, 36, of Staten Island, and Carlisle Rivera, 49, of Brooklyn.

The US Department of Justice on Friday announced charges against a man allegedly directed by Iran to orchestrate the assassination of US President-elect Donald Trump during his campaign period.According to the charges,

Farhad Shakeri, an Afghan expat previously deported from the U.S. in 2008, has been named by the Department of Justice as a key figure in Iran's alleged assassination plot against President-elect Donald Trump.

Iran has denied its involvement in an alleged plot to assassinate United States President-elect Donald Trump. An Afghanistan national has been charged by the US Justice Department in connection to the plan.