Anti-aircraft missile systems deployed at Trump's residence: security measures tightened
This was carried out against the backdrop of warnings about increased security threats.
Zenith missile systems have been deployed in the area of US President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida. The Telegraph reported this.
According to the publication, this decision was made against the backdrop of warnings about increased security threats. Trump also canceled some public events planned as part of his election campaign after warnings from special services about the danger.
A US Secret Service representative told The Telegraph that the agency is operating under high-level threat conditions and is using advanced weaponry, technologies, and methods to ensure the safety of protected persons.
Earlier this week, Trump announced that he would cancel election events planned in Iowa and Kansas, and that telethons would be organized instead. However, on October 30, the White House stated that the president still hopes to hold face-to-face meetings with voters.
According to a Telegraph source familiar with Trump's schedule, both rallies are planned for Sunday.
As part of security measures, the airspace around the residence is also restricted at the request of the Secret Service when Trump visits Mar-a-Lago. Federal court documents note that the agency plans to permanently close this area due to information about "unacceptable threats," including terrorist threats.
