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Members of Trump's cabinet remained on decoy plane, after president's quiet exit

Members of Trump's cabinet remained on decoy plane, after president's quiet exit
BBC News Wednesday 12 August 2026, 16:34 UTC 1 min read
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Trump boarded a different plane in Turkey during a Nato summit for security reasons involving Iran.

Trump boarded a different plane in Turkey during a Nato summit for security reasons involving Iran.
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