Donald Trump recently revealed details about what he would want to happen if he were to die suddenly. This comes amid reports that the Islamic Republic of Iran is developing new techniques for assassinations. The Republican presidential candidate's comments have sparked debate and speculation among political analysts and the public. [1] While some see this as a matter of personal security, others view it as an attempt by Trump to preemptively address potential threats against his life. [2] The claims about Iran’s assassination methods are not new; they have been circulating for years without concrete evidence. However, recent reports suggest that the Iranian government may be more advanced in its tactics compared to previous estimates. [1] and [3] both agree on Trump's revelation of instructions if he were to die suddenly, but there is no consensus on whether these revelations are a response to current threats or part of his campaign strategy. [2] The sources do not explicitly state which side of the political spectrum they lean towards, making it difficult to determine their overall bias in this particular article.