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Trump secretly swapped planes to evade Iran assassination threat

President Donald Trump reportedly utilized a clandestine method to depart from the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, to evade a potential assassination threat from Iran. Instead of departing on Air Force One as publicly suggested, Trump was secretly transferred via a catering truck to a smaller Air Force C-32A jet. This operation was initiated due to intelligence indicating Iran had targeted Trump, prompting heightened security measures and the decision to avoid using a newly gifted Qatari aircraft for the initial leg of his journey. AI

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Trump secretly swapped planes to evade Iran assassination threat

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · The Associated Press ·

    Trump secretly swapped planes from Air Force One to small jet via a catering truck to dodge Iran assassination threat

    Trump boarded a decoy plane to leave the NATO summit while reporters believed they were traveling with him, the Washington Post reported, citing U.S. officials.