Trump was secretly moved from Ankara after Iranian assassination threat

The Washington Post, citing sources, said Trump was secretly moved from Ankara, Turkey, aboard a C-32A aircraft belonging to the U.S. Air Force last month after the NATO summit, because of an Iranian threat to assassinate him, while the White House publicly insisted he was traveling on the traditional presidential aircraft, Air Force One. The paper said Trump first boarded a Boeing 747 in front of cameras at Ankara's Esenboga Airport before being secretly transferred to the smaller C-32A using an airport catering truck. The 747 then took off with journalists and White House staff on board to mislead observers, while Trump and War Secretary Hegseth traveled separately to Britain.