Panic in the US: Fighter Jets Scrambled After Aircraft Entered Trump's Compound

Two civilian aircraft entered the airspace of President Trump's golf course in New Jersey, hours before his planned visit. F-16 fighter jets were scrambled from a nearby base and escorted them out of the area. The planes landed safely. The incident caused the airspace to be closed and a rapid response from security forces.

Two civilian aircraft entered the airspace of the golf course of US President Donald Trump in Bedminster, New Jersey. This was announced by the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) after the airspace above the compound was closed to traffic. The incident occurred just hours before the president's planned arrival at the compound, where he usually rests and plays golf. In response, two F-16 fighter jets were scrambled from a nearby Air Force base in New Jersey and escorted the two light aircraft out of the compound's airspace. Fox News reported that both planes landed safely. The entire incident prompted a rapid response from security forces.