President Donald Trump's reported secret escape from Air Force One amid fears of an Iranian assassination attempt sparked a furious online backlash Monday, with critics accusing the White House of leaving journalists and staff aboard what was described as a "decoy" aircraft. The uproar followed a Washington Post report detailing an extraordinary security operation as Trump left Turkey on July 8, a day after the U.S. renewed military strikes on Iran. Trump initially boarded the familiar presidential Boeing 747 in view of cameras before he and several aides reportedly slipped out another door and into an airport catering truck, which transported them to an Air Force C-32A.