Tracking a plane near Trump’s house

A US Air Force fighter jet intercepted Sunday evening a violation of a forbidden flight area near US President Donald Trump’s mansion in Maralago, ISNA reported.

According to the US Air Force CBS News, the civilian aircraft was restricted to the temporary flight area at 9:50 am (Florida time) and was intercepted by a US Air Force F -2 fighter jet.

According to Gregory Gywar, the commander of Noras (North American Aerospace Defense Command), failure to enter the banned flight areas is necessary to ensure flight safety, national security and security of the US president.

Emphasizing that more recent flight zones have been canceled, Gyoto said it was mandatory.

He explained: “If the pilot of the plane realizes that it is intercepted by one of the fighters or helicopters, it should go immediately to the frequency of 1.2 or 4.3 and will completely reversed its way to get additional instructions at one of these frequencies.”

Since Trump’s inauguration, more than five times the banned flight area has been violated.

The developments come as the US Secret Service announced that the agents of the organization have shot this morning at a suicide bomber at the White House.

CNN wrote: “The US president has not attended the White House this morning.

Anthony Gagillemi, a spokesman for the US Secret Service, said the organization had received an “suicide bomber” traveling from Indiana to Washington, DC.

He said in a statement that members of the secret service had seen a person with these characteristics near the White House and found his parking lot.

“As the agents approached, the man began threatening a firearm and clashed with an armed conflict in which our agents fired,” Gavagimi said.

The person is taken to the hospital and his health is unknown.

The US Secret Service announced that no harm has been done to its forces.

According to Gagimi, the Washington DC Metropolitan Police Investigative Research Team will investigate.

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