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A very shocking and sensational revelation has come to light regarding the security of the President of the world's most powerful country. A report regarding US President Donald Trump has claimed that he had to hastily leave his official plane 'Air Force One' after the serious threat of a shoulder-fired missile. While returning from a trip to Turkey, after receiving input from American intelligence agencies, a secret operation was conducted which has left behind even the stories of Hollywood films. What was the whole matter and why was there a missile threat? According to media reports, last month when US President Donald Trump went to Turkey's capital Ankara to attend the NATO summit, the atmosphere there was quite tense. American and local intelligence agencies had received strong inputs that Iran-backed or other attacking organizations were planning to target the President's plane. This threat was not of any normal attack, but of shoulder-fire missiles (MANPADS), which have the ability to destroy aircraft flying at low altitude in the blink of an eye. Sensing this imminent danger, the Secret Service decided to take immediate action. Secret plan was carried out through catering truck. This entire operation was carried out like a spy thriller film. As per the plan, President Trump boarded the big plane i.e. 'Air Force One' in front of the usual media and officials. Soon after, in a highly secretive and tactical move, Trump and a select few of his close aides were quietly escorted off the massive plane via a container in an airport catering truck. He was then shifted to a smaller and less recognizable military aircraft, the C-32A (a modified version of the Boeing 757), which took him to a British military base. Big plane made 'Decoy' Security agencies cleverly used the original 'Air Force One' plane as a 'decoy'. The large plane departed from Ankara without the President, carrying US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Treasury Secretary Scott Besant, White House staff and select media persons. This was done so that if the attackers had an eye on the plane, their attention could be diverted. President Trump himself later confirmed in an interview that he had chosen the second plane following the instructions of military officials and the Secret Service, because security agencies did not want to take any kind of risk.