Person armed with shoulder-fired missile spotted near Donald Trump's location in Turkey
New details have emerged regarding the Iranian threat against US President Donald Trump during his visit to Turkey. According to a New York Times report, US intelligence discovered that Iranian elements had precise information about the president's whereabouts in Ankara, and a person armed with a shoulder-fired missile was spotted in the vicinity of the NATO summit.

New details have emerged regarding the Iranian threat against US President Donald Trump during his visit to Turkey. According to a New York Times report, US intelligence discovered that Iranian elements had precise information about the president's whereabouts in Ankara, and a person armed with a shoulder-fired missile was spotted in the vicinity of the NATO summit.
Due to what was classified as a "real threat to his life," a decision was made to secretly extract Trump from Turkey. To maintain the appearance of his departure, officials staged his exit via Air Force One. In reality, the president was secretly transported in an airport catering vehicle to a smaller military aircraft, which departed Turkey while his true location remained classified.
Simultaneously, Air Force One took off carrying journalists, White House staff, and aides, many of whom were unaware that the president was not on board. The plane served as part of a deception operation designed to protect Trump from potential harm.
Addressing the secret extraction, President Trump stated:
"I listen to the Secret Service and the military. They wanted me to take a different flight, and I do what they say. I assume there was a threat. I didn't ask too much about it. I receive a lot of threats."





