US officials have stated there was no credible threat to former President Donald Trump during his recent departure from Ankara, Turkey. This assessment comes after intelligence was received from Israel in real time as Trump was preparing to board Air Force One. Sources indicate the intelligence did not suggest an imminent danger requiring a change in travel plans. The information was shared with the US as a matter of standard intelligence cooperation between the two countries. Despite the shared intelligence, US authorities determined it wasn’t substantial enough to alter security protocols or the planned flight. This clarifies earlier reports regarding a potential security concern during the trip. The White House has not commented on the specifics of the intelligence.