A recent report indicates that President Trump was flown out of the NATO summit in Turkey on an alternate aircraft due to an assassination threat from Iran. The Washington Post reported that this decision was made by the Secret Service, raising concerns about the president's safety while traveling abroad.
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Concerns Raised Over Trump's Security During NATO Summit
President Trump was reportedly flown out of the NATO summit in Turkey on an alternate aircraft due to an assassination threat from Iran. This situation has led to questions regarding his security during international travel.
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