The Internet reported that according to ABC News, the Trump administration accepted an "unconditional donation" of a luxury aircraft from Qatar, but did not stipulate what to do with the aircraft after President Trump leaves office. The memorandum of understanding was signed earlier this month by U.S. Defense Secretary Hagerseth and Qatar. According to CBS, preparations for the modification of the aircraft are underway, and it is expected to become Trump's "Air Force One." Although the agreement has attracted criticism from Trump's critics and some allies, some have called it a "bribe" from foreign powers. But the White House insisted that the use of the plane was legal and promised to donate it to Trump's presidential library after he leaves office. It is understood that in the memorandum of understanding, the aircraft will be donated "as is" and the Pentagon will supervise all necessary modifications before it can be used as the president's Air Force One. Before the aircraft is put into use, security inspections are also needed, including inspections of surveillance equipment or spy devices.