Iranian missile linked to Trump's Ankara exit
ABC News revealed that a covert operation took place in which U.S. President Donald Trump departed from Ankara. This operation occurred after warnings about an Iranian cell possessing a shoulder-fired missile that posed a threat to the presidential aircraft. The measures were based on intelligence indicating that an Iranian cell had entered Turkey and owned a missile capable of targeting aircraft, prompting a sudden transfer of Trump from the presidential plane to a U.S. military aircraft, the C-32A, a few hours before departure, in order to reduce the risk of an attack. According to sources, the change was related to a specific threat of using an anti-aircraft missile against the aircraft, and the decision was made based on precise security assessments while Trump was in Ankara.
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