Trump arrived in Ankara with his own private toilet! His waste will be taken back to the US

US President Donald Trump attended the NATO Leaders' Summit held in Ankara on July 7-8 with a delegation of approximately 1400 people. Special measures are being taken for the accommodation and security of Trump, who leads the largest delegation arriving for the summit.

Trump and his entourage will stay in hotels around the new US Embassy in Ankara. The hotel where the US president is staying has been allocated exclusively to the US delegation for the duration of the visit; no other local or foreign guests are being accepted.

According to a report by journalist Tolga Şardan from T24, the Secret Service began preparations days before the summit, conducting detailed inspections of the hotel's electricity, water, ventilation, and fire safety systems. To prevent any of Trump's biological waste from mixing with the sewage system in Ankara, a special portable toilet system brought from America is being used. The president's waste is being taken back to the US for security reasons. It is reported that this practice is carried out routinely to prevent biological traces from being used in potential intelligence-gathering efforts.

It is not only the toilet system that was imported from the US; Trump's official presidential limousine was also brought in specifically. It was reported that the Secret Service requested the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) for close protection, but the process of obtaining the necessary approvals from Turkish authorities regarding this matter is ongoing.

A total of 44 thousand police officers will be on duty in Ankara throughout the summit. The security forces consist of 24 thousand officers from the Ankara Police Department and 20 thousand officers temporarily sent from other provinces. Gendarmerie units will be deployed at the city's entry and exit points.

The Presidential Palace, ATO Congresium, and General Staff facilities will be used as the main meeting and gathering points. It is stated that some roads in the western and southern parts of the capital may be closed to traffic from time to time during the summit to facilitate the movement of large delegations.

News Source: 12punto