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Donald Trump sparks 'danger' concern after snubbing $400m Qatari-gifted aircraft

Irish Star

Irish Star

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July 11, 2026

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Donald Trump sparks 'danger' concern after snubbing $400m Qatari-gifted aircraft

Donald Trump has sparked major concern after he snubbed the 400m Qatari-gifted aircraft which he used to travel to the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, and then mysteriously boarded his older Air Force One jet to fly from Turkey to England

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