According to CNN, an aircraft entered the restricted airspace during a rally held by President trump in Bullhead City, Arizona on the 28th of local time. After that, the North American air defense command sent F-16 fighter planes to intercept and drive away the aircraft.

North American air defense command (nadc) spokesman John cornellio said in a statement to CNN that "at about 14:00 on October 28 (North American mountain daylight time), nadc instructed F-16 fighters to investigate a general aviation operation that did not contact air traffic control and entered the temporary no fly zone (TFR) near bulhead, Arizona without proper permission An empty plane. "

"The offending aircraft did not respond to the initial interception procedure, but radio communications were established after the North American air defense command fighters fired flares," cornellio added. "The offending aircraft left the restricted area under the escort of the North American air defense command fighters without further accidents."

CNN described that at the time of the incident, the "intruder" plane could not be seen from the ground in Arizona, but the voice of fighter planes could be heard overhead.

With election day approaching, trump has entered the sprint stage. According to Johns Hopkins University, the number of new coronal infections in Arizona is increasing every day, and many people who attended Trump's campaign rally on the 28th were wearing masks, but they did not keep social distance, CNN said.