Report: This is how Iran tried to assassinate Trump during the election campaign

The Iranian threat to assassinate Donald Trump during the presidential election campaign was far more severe than the media reported and led to an abnormal security steps, according to a new report published tonight (Sunday) in Exius. U.S. law enforcement agencies, Trump’s team warned that Tehran has set assassins in the US and have ground -to -air missiles, with the aim of overthrowing his familiar and eased private aircraft – “Trump Pose 1”. Expressing attempts.The fear of assassination has reached a new peak after attempting to fail a failed assassination in Trump’s golf West Palm Beach, Florida, on September 15. Following the event, Trump’s security team took exceptional security measures. Among other things, it was decided to fly Trump on an alternative plane of Steve Whitkoff, a real estate man and Trump’s emissary to the Middle East, while most staff members continued to fly on his original plane.

 

 

 

Campaign managers, Susie Wales and Chris For a deer They decided to split – Wills, who currently serves as the chief of staff in the White House, flew with Trump on Whitkoff’s plane, while For a deer Join a team on the original plane. Most of the crew discovered the secret plan just before take -off, noting that Trump’s champion is empty. “The boss didn’t fly with us today,” he told them For a deer. “It’s just a test for things that may happen in the future.”

 

The campaign managers tried to calm the staff who were not used as a bait, but some of them wondered why they were brought to the aircraft if there was a concern for ground-to-air. According to Axius, the flight was a surrealistic experience for those present, then called the “ghost flight.”

 

 

 

According to Axius, in parallel with the impostive aircraft, the Secret Service also organized a double car convoy. On September 18, after a rally in Long Island, the Secret Service warned the campaign executives that intelligence was obtained on the possibility of shooting at the convoy. During a trip to Pennsylvania the following week, the security personnel identified a skimmer that followed the convoy and overthrews it with an electromagnetic rifle.

Another report, which is expected to be published in the book by journalist Alex Eisenstadt published on March 18, Trump was more concerned about the Iranian threat than he did. While he used to brag in rallies for eliminating Iranian Kods Codes commander Kassem Suleimani, who was eliminated in his teaching in 2020, he reduced his references to the subject as the threat increased.