US EditionTrump’s Gulf Tour: Jumbo Jets, Megadeals and Flattery
- President Trump visited Qatar on May 14, 2025, as the second stop of his Middle East trip, arriving in Doha with a red-carpet welcome and fighter jet escort.
- The visit follows Trump's aim to secure major investments and address diplomatic issues, including Boeing jet deals and regional conflicts.
- Qatar Airways signed a $200 billion agreement to purchase 160 Boeing jets, while Trump's motorcade was notably led by two red Tesla Cybertrucks linked to Qatar's internal security forces.
- Elon Musk, Tesla CEO and part of Trump's delegation, highlighted the diplomatic significance, stating, “This is good for Israel,” and tweeted, “Cybertrucks escorting @POTUS!”
- The trip reinforced US ties with Gulf states, hinted at potential Air Force One upgrades, and indicated ongoing efforts to foster regional stability and economic cooperation.
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