President Trump
Zips Away In Catering Truck …
Amid Iranian Assassination Threat
Published
President Trump isn’t taking any chances when it comes to Iran … 47 reportedly ducked inside a catering truck before he was whisked away in a military jet for fear of being assassinated.
That’s right … according to the Washington Post, Trump flew to Turkey for the NATO summit last month and, while he was there, he and other U.S. officials publicly stated the prez would be leaving on July 8.
Trump also told reporters he would be traveling on one of the older Air Force One jets — and not the new luxury version gifted to the commander-in-chief by Qatar that he flew in on, saying he was doing it “for old times sake.”
Not only that, but Trump recently said his new Boeing jet from Qatar needed security upgrades and it would be going through that process.
Meanwhile, TV news crews filmed Trump boarding the older plane from a left-side door as he was about to leave Turkey.
But then, Trump reportedly escaped undetected by the media and slipped inside an airport catering truck used for food and other supplies. He was reportedly driven to a smaller plane — an Air Force C-32A — before secretly flown to Britain.
The New York Times reports that the clandestine operation was carried out after U.S. officials learned of a credible threat against Trump’s life by the Iranians after talks between the two countries broke down over the war.
The NYT says journalist and a few White House staffers on the older plane were not told the president had not flown with them from Turkey to Britain, making them unwitting decoys in the elaborate ruse.
Once Trump landed in Britain, the NYT says, he covertly switched back to the older Air Force One jet and stepped off the plane in full view of reporters. The president then strolled across the tarmac to his new Qatar jet, which flew him back to D.C.
