U.S. President Donald Trump arrives in Ankara, Turkey, for the NATO summit of heads of state and government. Multiple outlets report he lands in the Turkish capital on Tuesday and is greeted by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, including on the tarmac at arrival. Coverage also says Trump joins other NATO leaders at the summit venue ahead of official talks. Euronews adds that Erdogan hosts a ceremonial welcome for world leaders, including Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, in connection with state dinner arrangements prior to the main discussions. Bloomberg reports that the summit is a key setting for issues related to Iran, describing Iran-related developments as among the top agenda items as Trump arrives. Other reports focus more generally on the arrival and participation in summit activities in Turkey, without adding additional policy details. Overall, sources agree on the timing and location of Trump’s arrival in Ankara, his reception by Erdogan, and the presence of other NATO leaders as the summit agenda moves into its formal phase.