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Trump Switches Planes in Turkey Amid Iranian Assassination Threat During NATO Visit
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First reported by Now 14 · 1 day ago
What happened
U.S. President Donald Trump switched planes during his Turkey visit after U.S. intelligence uncovered an Iranian assassination plot. The threat involved Iran's Revolutionary Guard, prompting a move from a new Boeing 747-8 to a more secure aircraft. Israel had shared intelligence about the plot, and Trump later discussed ongoing Iran negotiations and security concerns at the White House.
- 01Trump switched planes in Turkey due to an Iranian assassination threat detected by U.S. security.
- 02The initial plane lacked advanced defenses, prompting the switch to a more secure aircraft.
- 03Israeli intelligence warned the U.S. about the assassination plot during Trump's visit.
- 04Trump emphasized preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons in a White House discussion.
- 05The FBI recently foiled a separate White House attack plot involving drones and snipers.
- 06Iran's drone capabilities have been significantly reduced, according to Trump.
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