A shocking truth has come to light regarding the security of US President Donald Trump. Last month, while returning from Turkey, Iran reportedly issued threats to kill Trump. This was revealed by the Washington Post newspaper. The threat was considered so dangerous that after Trump boarded the large Air Force One aircraft, he was secretly and covertly moved into a smaller military plane without anyone’s knowledge.
The real twist is that everyone — including the media — was made to believe that Trump was still aboard the large aircraft.
Donald Trump, who had gone to attend the NATO meeting, boarded Air Force One at Ankara Airport on July 8th. However, shortly after boarding, he was reportedly moved very secretly to a different location via a catering box/vehicle. He was then transferred into a small C-32A army plane and taken to Britain. While all of this was unfolding, many officials, including members of the media, were led to believe and were deceived into thinking that the President was still seated aboard the large Air Force One aircraft.
The US government has not officially disclosed details about this secret operation, but it is understood that Trump’s travel plan was changed at the last minute after information was received about a threat from groups linked to Iran. At that time, journalists on the flight departing from Ankara were strictly instructed to close their window curtains. Such precautions are typically taken only when there is a war-like atmosphere somewhere or when a major danger is looming.
Now, the real matter is this: the new Boeing 747-8 aircraft that Trump used to travel to Turkey was gifted to the US by the Qatari royal family. However, security experts have reportedly been expressing certain doubts about the safety of this new aircraft from the very beginning. It is said that, unlike the old Air Force One plane, this new aircraft lacks modern missile-defense systems to intercept missiles. This is believed to be the reason why security officials took such a big risk and took these steps during the return journey.