Dhaka, May 19 -- Iran is discussing placing bounties on Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, with parliament set to vote on a bill offering €50 million to anyone who kills the US or Israeli leader, The Telegraph reports.

The bill, titled "Reciprocal action by military and security forces of the Islamic Republic", is being prepared by Iran's national security commission Chairman Ebrahim Azizi, the British daily said.

Azizi said Iran held Trump, Netanyahu, and US Central Command Admiral Brad Cooper responsible for the Feb 28 strike that killed the then supreme leader Ali Khamenei, and that they must face "confrontation and reciprocal action".

Commission member Mahmoud Nabavian separately announced that parliament would soon vote on...