Trump Faces New Threats from Iran Amid Ceasefire Announcement

In the wake of President Trump's announcement of a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, new concerns have emerged regarding the potential threat posed by Iranian sleeper cells operating within the United States. A recent intelligence report suggests that these agents, who blend into everyday life, could activate at any moment, posing significant risks to national security. Experts warn that the number of Iranian operatives in the U.S. may be higher than previously thought, raising alarms for the Trump administration. As the situation unfolds, the implications of these findings could have far-reaching consequences for U.S. safety and foreign relations.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jun 26, 2025, 17:24 IST

Global Relief Following Ceasefire Declaration

As U.S. President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, a wave of relief swept across Washington and the world. However, despite the ceasefire, a report from U.S. intelligence agencies suggests that this move could pose significant challenges for Trump.

Concerns Over Sleeper Cells

According to a report by a British news outlet, security experts warn that Iran may retaliate on American soil through sleeper cells. These sleeper agents blend into everyday life and can activate at any moment, posing a serious threat to the U.S. system, including Trump.

Understanding Sleeper Cells

Sleeper cells consist of individuals who appear to be ordinary citizens, holding jobs and integrating into society. However, they are linked to foreign agencies and can launch attacks, engage in blackmail, or target strategic locations once they receive the green light.

Details from the Report

The report indicates that Iranian agents are hiding in various U.S. cities, executing missions through Iranian or criminal networks. There have been past incidents where Iranian agents attempted murder or kidnapping. It is believed that these agents are also preparing for cyber and drone attacks within the U.S. Furthermore, some Iranian-Americans or immigrants who could be blackmailed may also be exploited.

Trump's Growing Concerns

President Trump has claimed that border security weakened during the Biden administration, allowing numerous Iranian agents to enter the U.S. He has issued stern warnings regarding these 'super cells.' According to the report, over 1,500 Iranian nationals were apprehended at the border, with half being released into the U.S. Experts, however, believe the actual number could be much higher.