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Bessent moved from his DC home to a US military base amid Iranian threats: Report

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Just The News · collected 2026-11-11 · by Misty Severi

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has been moved from his home in Washington D.C. to a U.S. military base due to alleged security threats from Iran, according to a report by the New York Times on Tuesday. This relocation follows intensified economic sanctions and restrictions imposed by Bessent aimed at isolating Iran economically. The move is part of broader security measures for Trump administration officials facing similar risks.
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Scott Bessent, the US Treasury Secretary, has relocated from his Washington, D.C., area home to an American military base due to Iranian threats against his life. This move came after U.S. officials concluded that Iranian plotting against current and former American officials had escalated to more advanced stages based on intelligence about threats specifically targeting Bessent. Since August 2026, Bessent has led the economic pressure campaign aimed at isolating Iran financially through tougher sanctions and trade restrictions. A Treasury Department spokesperson stated that Bessent remains undeterred by the Iranian regime’s actions and is committed to continuing the economic squeeze on Iran's economy.

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American Iran Iranian Treasury the New York Times

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Bessent PERSON · 5× Iran GPE · 4× Iranian NORP · 4× American NORP · 2× the New York Times ORG · 2× D.C. GPE · 1× Scott Bessent PERSON · 1× Treasury ORG · 1× U.S. GPE · 1× Washington GPE · 1×

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Three people told the outlet that U.S. officials concluded in recent weeks that Iranian plotting against current and former American officials had reached a more advanced stage, based in part on intelligence about threats to Bessent.
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A Treasury Department spokesperson told the New York Times that Bessent “will not be deterred by the Iranian regime’s threats,” and that he remains committed to executing the pressure campaign against Iran.

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Bessent moved from his DC home to a US military base amid Iranian threats: Report asserted
Bessent → move → threats
The threats come as Bessent exercises an economic pressure campaign meant to isolate Iran. asserted
Bessent → come → Iran
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has been moved from his home in the Washington, D.C., area to an American military base, the New York Times reported on Tuesday, citing sources. asserted
Times → move → sources
Three people told the outlet that U.S. officials concluded in recent weeks that Iranian plotting against current and former American officials had reached a more advanced stage, based in part on intelligence about threats to Bessent. asserted
plotting → tell → Bessent
The threats come as Bessent wages an economic pressure campaign meant to isolate Iran. asserted
Bessent → come → Iran
The secretary has imposed tougher sanctions and restrictions on Iranian trade routes, thereby reportedly making him one of Iran's biggest targets. uncertain
him → impose → targets
It was not immediately clear how severe the threats have been, and he is only the latest Trump administration official to be relocated for security reasons. asserted
he → relocate → reasons
White House chief of staff Stephen Miller was relocated last year, along with former Attorney General Pam Bondi, the outlet reported. asserted
outlet → relocate → Bondi
A Treasury Department spokesperson told the New York Times that Bessent “will not be deterred by the Iranian regime’s threats,” and that he remains committed to executing the pressure campaign against Iran. asserted
he → tell → Iran
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