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How will U.S. intelligence agencies respond to the missile threat by Dec 31, 2024?
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Nine Heat-Seeking Missiles Smuggled into U.S. by Sinaloa Cartel to Target Trump Force One
Sep 26, 2024, 09:38 PM
Reports have emerged that nine heat-seeking surface-to-air missiles have been smuggled into the U.S. through the New Mexico border. The intended target is reportedly Trump Force One, the private plane of former President Donald Trump. Intelligence sources indicate that the Sinaloa Cartel facilitated the smuggling of these shoulder-fired missiles for Iranian-backed militants. Three operational teams are said to be in place within the U.S. to execute the attack. Both Trump and U.S. intelligence agencies have been informed of the threat. The Secret Service is recommending alternative travel arrangements for Trump's campaign. Fox News aired the initial reports, and a confidential human source relayed information to Baz.
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