| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| BBC News | MEMBERS OF CABINET REMAINED ON DECOY PLANE, AFTER TRUMP'S QUIET EXIT | 9 mins ago |
| BBC News | MEMBERS OF TRUMP'S CABINET REMAINED ON DECOY PLANE, AFTER PRESIDENT'S QUIET EXIT | 9 mins ago |
| Google News | MEMBERS OF TRUMP'S CABINET REMAINED ON DECOY PLANE, AFTER TRUMP'S QUIET EXIT - BBC | 1 hr ago |
During a NATO summit in Turkey, former President Donald Trump boarded a different aircraft while members of his cabinet and reporters remained on a decoy flight, according to BBC News. The move was reportedly taken for security reasons linked to Iran.
BBC reports that Trump’s Air Force One was diverted to a separate plane while officials and media personnel stayed on a decoy aircraft. The Times of Israel highlighted that the decoy flight placed top officials and reporters at a "deadly risk." No further details about the flight routes or the identity of the alternative aircraft are provided.
The incident reflects heightened security concerns during the summit, as tensions with Iran are a key focus for NATO members.