President Donald Trump cut short a weekend trip to Camp David on Saturday and returned to the White House aboard Marine One, according to social media reports cited by The Gateway Pundit.
The reason for the schedule change was not confirmed in the source material. A post attributed to Nick Sortor said Trump had “touched down at the White House” after “abruptly cutting his trip to Camp David short,” adding that a lid had been called and that the reason for the change was not yet known.
Netanyahu reportedly cancels Texas stop
Around the same time, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly cut short his U.S. trip, canceled a planned visit to Texas and returned to Israel, according to a post attributed to The Hormuz Letter and cited in the source.
The source does not include an official statement from the White House, the Israeli government or Netanyahu’s office explaining the change in travel plans.
Iran alert claim remains unverified
The source also cites a social media post claiming Iran issued a “Code 100,” described in the post as its highest alert level for armed forces, including the IRGC, the Army and security forces.
That claim is presented in the source as based on “initial reports.” No official Iranian statement or independent confirmation is provided in the supplied material.
The Gateway Pundit’s source article also references an Iranian billboard depicting U.S. soldiers leaving home and returning in caskets, describing it as Fars News propaganda. The source notes there are currently no U.S. forces in Iran.
Key questions remain unanswered
The back-to-back schedule changes by Trump and Netanyahu prompted online speculation about a possible connection to developments involving Iran. However, the supplied source does not establish a confirmed link between Trump’s early return, Netanyahu’s canceled Texas stop or the reported Iranian alert.
