Iran threatened - and Trump was secretly smuggled out of Turkey via a catering truck | The extraordinary operation revealed

Following a credible Iranian threat, Trump was secretly smuggled from Turkey to Britain using a catering truck, while journalists and crew remained on the decoy plane. The operation, first reported by the Washington Post, involved three planes and disguised call signs. The White House defended the new plane from Qatar, and the controversy around it intensified after reports of missing defensive measures.

Following a credible Iranian threat to his life, Donald Trump was secretly smuggled from Turkey to Britain in an extraordinary deception operation. According to a report by the Washington Post, Trump was seen boarding the aging Air Force One, but was transferred via a catering truck to a C-32A aircraft, while journalists and crew remained on the decoy plane. The operation took place the night after the resumption of American strikes against Iran, following the failure of negotiations between Washington and Tehran. Trump flew to Britain with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, using the disguised call sign 'Reach 18'. The older plane landed in Britain with the call sign 'AF1', and Trump appeared before cameras descending from it, to conceal the operation. The White House defended the new plane received from Qatar, saying it is secure and equipped with the most advanced technologies. The controversy around the plane intensified after reports of missing defensive measures, leading to a summons of journalists by the administration, which continued later. Trump himself told journalists that there is a 'threat all the time' and that he is 'number one' on Iran's list.