DHS chief says Trump took charge of federal response to aviation disruption
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said President Trump immediately took the lead in coordinating federal agencies and deploying resources as an aviation disruption unfolded. Cointelegraph reported the remarks. No details yet on what triggered the disruption.
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- The source published it on Nov 13, 2026 at 10:28 PM.
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Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says President Trump jumped in fast on the aviation disruption, taking the lead on pulling federal agencies together and getting resources out the door. The remarks were reported by Cointelegraph on X.
Mullin framed Trump's role as immediate, describing him as the one coordinating the federal response and directing the deployment of resources. That is the extent of what has been shared so far.
Neither Mullin nor the outlet gave details on what caused the disruption, which agencies are involved, or where resources are being sent.
TopicsMarkwayne Mullin · Donald Trump · Department of Homeland Security · Cointelegraph
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