Trump faces questions about staff, journalists left aboard Air Force One facing deadly Iran threat
Summary
President Donald Trump was secretly moved to a second plane when leaving the NATO summit in Turkey because of a missile threat from Iran. Some staff members and journalists stayed on the original plane, raising questions from lawmakers.Key Facts
- There was a missile threat from Iran during President Trump’s departure from the NATO summit.
- To keep him safe, President Trump was moved secretly to a second airplane.
- Other staff and journalists remained on the first plane, which acted as a decoy.
- Lawmakers are asking questions about why some people stayed on the original plane.
- The event happened while President Trump was traveling abroad for the NATO meeting.
- CBS News reported on the situation and the concern it caused among officials.
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