Trump Departed from Threatened Plane

An American official reported that the U.S. Secretary of State and the Secretary of the Treasury stayed on the presidential aircraft that left Turkey last month without President Donald Trump, following a secret modification made to the plane due to reports of a potential Iranian threat aimed at diverting attention. Trump stated that the aircraft he used after leaving Turkey was at a higher risk, and he explained that he followed instructions from the Secret Service and the U.S. military to secretly change the plane for security reasons. The two ministers, Marco Rubio and Scott Pruitt, remained aboard with White House staff, military personnel, and journalists on the aircraft, which was the target of the Iranian threat and was used as a decoy, as Turkey left without Trump on board.

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