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Iranian threat forced Trump to switch planes after NATO summit

Tyler Pager, Julian E. Barnes, Maggie Haberman· ·5 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 7 views
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Iranian threat forced Trump to switch planes after NATO summit
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AP Photo/Alex BrandonAfter the US government picked up on the threat, the Secret Service urged Trump to change planes. He later said he would leave in the latter aircraft.The nature of the threat, not previously reported, sheds light on why the White House moved swiftly to switch planes. It also underscores concerns about the security of the donated jet, which Trump pressed to be ready as soon as possible for his use.AdvertisementUS officials had information that the proxy forces were targeting Trump and whatever aircraft he was travelling in, rather than having specific focus on the new plane.

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