The New York Times reports that a credible intelligence warning about Iranian proxies prompted President Trump to switch his aircraft on the return flight from the NATO summit in Ankara, according to multiple sources. The intelligence was not specific to the new Qatari-donated plane but to the president's aircraft generally. Trump made a stopover in England to change planes.
The New York Times reported Saturday that a credible intelligence warning about Iranian proxies prompted President Trump to switch his aircraft on the return flight from the NATO summit in Ankara earlier this month, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter. The intelligence was not specific to the Qatari-donated plane but focused on the president's aircraft generally. Trump made a stopover in England to change planes. The Zioneer reported earlier tonight on the initial details of the report.
2 developments
- StrongAnalysis: Iran left talks not over Trump's threats but because it disbelieves them, channel argues
- DevelopingAnalysis: Why Trump abandoned his positions on Iran, according to Gplanet
- DevelopingTrump: 'We had a closed deal with Iran, then something didn't sit well with them'
- StrongTrump: Iran walked away from deal, then attacked ship with drone within two hours
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