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The U.S. President Donald Trump left the NATO summit in Turkey aboard a military aircraft due to an assassination threat linked to Iran, while passengers on the presidential plane remained unaware.

A New York Times report reveals that Iranian officials had precise information about where the U.S. president was staying during the NATO summit, including the floor of the building, prompting an unusual deception operation.

An Avenger air defense system was deployed at the Bedminster golf course, with around 300 Secret Service agents assigned to the president. Fears of Iranian retaliation have never been higher.

The US President revealed that last month, after the NATO summit in Ankara, he was transferred to a smaller military aircraft. The security operation was carried out in secret, and journalists were unaware that he was no longer aboard the presidential plane.

The U.S. president confirmed he secretly switched to another aircraft last month due to unspecified security threats, dismissing criticism that his aides and journalists were put at risk.

The annual event, which was interrupted in April by an attack by an armed man, takes place on Friday with heightened security measures and at a new location in Washington.

Attacks on Wildberries warehouses and Crimea's transport infrastructure worsen Russia's business climate to its lowest level since mid-2022, according to the Estonian Military Intelligence Centre.

The U.S. president will speak Friday at a delayed event under heightened security measures, while his administration simultaneously publishes an ambitious report on the future of science policy.

U.S. president to address rescheduled gala with heightened security measures, three months after armed gunman fired shots outside ballroom.