У резиденции Трампа в Мар-а-Лаго заметили две системы ПВО. У резиденции Путина их 50
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Two Avenger air-defence systems have been placed on a floating barge near Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida, according to photos from the Palm Beach Daily News cited by The Telegraph.
The Secret Service said it is operating under heightened threat conditions and keeps updating its protective measures.
Avenger systems are short-range missile launchers mounted on Humvee vehicles and designed to intercept low-flying aircraft; the same systems were spotted in August at Trump's golf course in Bedminster, New Jersey.
Airspace over Mar-a-Lago is restricted whenever Trump is there, and the Secret Service is asking a federal court for a permanent restriction, citing adverse intelligence on threats, including terrorist ones.
Deputy Director Matthew Quinn wrote in a court filing that the air threat to Mar-a-Lago is constant and substantial.
The agency has said threats against the people it protects rose 40% year on year, and The Telegraph notes the US conflict with Iran as a possible factor, though US officials did not link the deployment to a specific threat.
“The air threat to Mar-a-Lago is constant and substantial.”
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