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Report: Iran Tracked Trump; Missile Threat Prompted Air Force One Decoy

Iran monitored Trump while a missile threat led U.S. Secret Service to move him from Air Force One using a decoy.

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Report: Iran Tracked Trump; Missile Threat Prompted Air Force One Decoy

A report says Iran tracked President Donald Trump after intelligence indicated an assassination threat tied to missile capabilities. The Wall Street Journal reported that the concern prompted U.S. Secret Service to remove Trump from Air Force One in Turkey and transfer him to a different military aircraft while aides and staff remained on the plane. Trump later confirmed he was shifted because U.S. Secret Service and the military wanted a “different plane.” Details of the intelligence and exact missile risk were not fully disclosed.

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