Trump replaces plane over assassination threat

The New York Times reported that U.S. President Donald Trump made changes to his presidential aircraft during the NATO summit in Ankara, due to threats from Iran-allied groups to assassinate him. He replaced the new plane, a gift from Qatar, which lacked defensive capabilities present in his old aircraft, and instead used the old Air Force One. This decision was made out of concern that these groups might target him. These measures followed security agencies' assessment of intelligence information confirming a credible threat to his life, with the source of the threat linked to Tehran. The Iranian-aligned groups were allegedly aiming to target Trump personally, regardless of which plane he was using.

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