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Trump Took Old Air Force One To Leave Turkey As Security Measure: White House
Trump Took Old Air Force One To Leave Turkey As Security Measure: White House
Authored by Timothy Frudd via The Epoch Times,
The White House said Thursday that President Donald Trump’s departure from the NATO summit in Turkey aboard the old Air Force One was a “distraction and misdirection” intended to address threats against him.
The decision to have Trump travel aboard the old Air Force One aircraft came after Trump said he was at the top of Iran’s kill list following renewed conflict between the United States and Iran. The transportation...
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