Great Britain has started to prepare for Donald Trump's state visit in Windsor by building a “Ring of Steel” to protect the US President.
Pictures have appeared from metal fences that were built in strategic places in the historical royal city when the king prepares to house both Trump and his wife Melania.
The million-dollar police operation is on alert, as it only occurs a few days after the murder of the tight ally of the US President at a university in Utah.
Thousands of British police officers will be on duty during the two-day visit from September 17th to 19th, where guests are celebrated with a ceremonial welcoming and state banquet.
It is expected that more than 100 US Secret Service Agents accompany the president together with MI5 agents who monitor potential individual wolf attacks and underground political opponents.
The SAS troops will also be willing to counteract every attack, with a unit of US special Forces units, according to the mirror.
A source told the paper: “What happened in Utah last night gives the planning a degree of complexity and uncertainty, but hopefully things will become clearer in terms of the question of whether it was a single wolf attack or part of a wider conspiracy.”
Anti-Trump demonstrators have long planned to oppose the president's arrival, although plans are not welcome a demonstration from Trump when he arrives on Wednesday.
The first day of the visit will not have a publicly oriented element, and Trump remains in the private Windsor estate, which facilitates the security agreements.
Trump is treated by the red arrows as well as the US F-35 military jets on the East Lawn in Windsor Castle and a special military ceremony with a fleuast.
The special additions have never been used for a state visit.
On the second day, Trump and Melania Windsor Castle will be left for Checkers, the official land of the Prime Minister in Buckinghamshire.
In preparation for the trip, Trump's car column, which includes two identical limousines, is driven by the US Air Force Transport aircraft.
All US presidents travel to Cadillac One – a bombproof, improved limousine, which is called “animal” for its heavy armor.
The machine has been famous for decades and is assumed as bulletproof and highly armored, with devices in bond style, including smoke umbrellas and electrified door handles.
During the top -class event, safety operation is directed with drones, with a temporary order restricting airspace during the state visit.
This means that non-policy drones and smaller aircraft cannot fly through the protected area.
The Thames Valley police officers said on Monday during a demonstration flying by drones in the Force training center in Sulhamstead, Berkshire.
“It is an important police company for us,” said Inspector Matthew Wilkinson, airspace bronze commander for Thames Valley Police.
“However, the Thames Valley police are proud to align these events, and we have a good story to organize these events for both the royal family and the country.”
In Insp Wilkinson, asked about the extent of the drone surgery for the US president's state visit compared to other top -class events: “It is one of the larger ones.
“It is in line with other large -scale events that we have applied as strength.
“Obviously, each event carries out its own challenges and threats, and we will assess this and resources accordingly.”
Inspiral Wilkinson said about the limited airspace regulation and said that the public in Windsor was kept up to date.
“We deal with the local companies, local communities, hobbyist drone enthusiasts, moving schools and such things to share this message. So it is not a surprise for anyone,” he said.
“Obviously it is a crime to fly a drone in a limited airspace, and we will have resources to deal with one of these ideas.
“We will have a lot of ability in the sky when the time is appropriate,” he said, adding that the drones will act as “eye in the sky” during the event.
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The DJIM 30T model introduced during the demonstration on Monday is already used by the police daily, usually in the context of missing inquiries and drug commands, according to the officials.
Each drone can fly up to 120 meters (400 feet) and is expected to stay up for 30 minutes at once, with the replacement drone lifting off shortly before the end of this period so as not to lose the cover.
The event will be Mr. Trump's second state visit to Great Britain – an unprecedented gesture towards a US president who was previously celebrated by a state visit in 2019.
In his first trip to Great Britain, thousands of people in London were shot in opposition on the streets of the street, and protests are expected to take place next week.
On the first day of the trip, the Stop Trump coalition is to set up a mass demonstration in the center of London with a further protest near Windsor Castle.
In preparation for the trip, the officers of the specialists for the search unit outside the Windsor lock were photographed on Friday.
Sergeant Amber Timmis from Thames Valley Police said on Friday that the residents of Windsor were searched by civil servants.
She told the PA news agency: “When you are in the Thames Valley police, we have many people who live here from a royal variety. So if we only make sure that everyone is safe, we are quite often.
When asked how the latest security violations in the USA influenced their work, SGT Timmis, who led a team as a police search consultant: “We do what we do, we already have a clear strategy and a clear message from our side.”
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The search queries will run daily until the end of the president and SGT Timmis said that she could not comment on the protocols of other departments.
In contrast to the state visit of French President Emmanuel Macron, Mr. and Ms. Trump will not make a carriage ride through the city or a trip to London to see the tomb of the unknown warrior in the Westminster Abbey.
Trump's visit takes place after a similarly large security operation for his private visit to Scotland started in July.
It follows a little more than a year after he had survived the world -famous assassination at a rally in Pennsylvania.
In scenes that went around the world in moments, one of the balls was his ear and 20-year-old Thomas Crooks, the shooter, was shot by the US secret service.
The security failures around the incident left the secret service widely criticized.