Trump Warns of Iran Drone Threats, Cyber Attacks

0:00On March 12, President Donald Trump has spoken out about reports of Iranian sleeper cells inside the United States and a possible revenge drone. Attack aimed at California. Fears ramped up after U.S. officials intercepted encrypted messages from Iran on Monday, acting as a trigger for hidden agents. Then on Wednesday, the FBI warned California police about potential drone strikes from the West Coast in retaliation for ongoing U.S. military actions. Against Iran. Trump told reporters it's under investigation by federal agents while blaming former President Joe Biden's open-border policies for letting in threats. He claimed authorities have most suspects tracked and boasted that Iran's forces are taking heavy losses from American strikes. The FBI bulletin described a possible surprise drone assault from a ship off the U.S. coast, though details on timing or targets remain unclear. Meanwhile, an Iran-linked hacking group called Hindala claimed a major cyber hit on medical tech firm Striker,

1:01knocking out systems worldwide and stealing massive data. As tensions escalate with Iran's drone tactics and cyber moves, officials stay on high alert to counter any plots on American soil.