According to a report from The Washington Post, Donald Trump was involved in a clandestine security operation during a visit to Ankara, Turkey. After initially boarding Air Force One, the former president was reportedly escorted off the aircraft and into a catering truck. He was then transported to a smaller, secondary jet stationed on the tarmac to continue his travel.

The report highlights the extreme secrecy surrounding the maneuver, noting that even members of the White House staff were unaware of the change in plans at the time. The decision to move the president was allegedly driven by intelligence regarding a specific threat posed by Iran. While the report details the logistics of the transfer, it does not provide specific details on the nature of the threat or the timeline of the event. The Times of Israel, which summarized the report, emphasizes the unusual nature of the security protocol, noting that such measures are rarely employed for a sitting president. No official confirmation or additional context regarding the Iranian threat has been provided by government officials at this time.