Trump to Use Old Air Force One from Turkey Amid Security Speculation

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Donald Trump announced he will use his older Air Force One plane to depart Turkey after a NATO summit, sending his new Qatari-gifted jet ahead to the UK.
The switch fueled speculation about security concerns, particularly regarding Iran.

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Donald Trump announced he will use his older Air Force One plane to depart Turkey after a NATO summit, sending his new Qatari-gifted jet ahead to the UK. The switch fueled speculation about security concerns, particularly regarding Iran.

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