Trump Confirms Security Deficiencies in New Qatari-Gifted Jet, Faces Snub at World Cup
President Trump confirmed that his new $400 million luxury jet, a gift from the Qatari royal family, lacks anti-missile defense systems and will be sent for upgrades to be 'maxed out' in about a month. This admission contradicts his earlier claim that he avoided flying the jet after the NATO summit in Turkey because U.S. soldiers needed to see it; reports indicate the Secret Service advised against using it due to the resumption of war with Iran. Separately, during the FIFA World Cup final celebrations, Spain's team and FIFA officials cropped Trump out of official victory photos after he refused to leave the stage, despite repeated attempts by FIFA president Gianni Infantino to remove him. Trump had previously made hostile remarks about Spain over NATO spending and Iran bombing operations.
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