A detailed security plan has been prepared in advance ofDonald Trumpstate visit this week.
Additional thousands of police officers have been deployed to guarantee a smooth and problem-free visit by the US president.
President Trump, along with his wife Melania, are scheduled to arrive in the UK on September 17, where they will be welcomed byKing Charles and Queen Camilla at Windsor Castle.
High fences standing at 7ft have been installed around the Windsor property, and temporary air space controls will be enforced starting September 16, when a practice session is anticipated.
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A round-the-clock police operation will commence during the president's visit, featuring armed officers patrolling the streets using Armed Response Vehicles (ARVs).
Armed personnel will be equipped with a wide range of weapons, such as Tasers, baton guns that fire rubber bullets, Glock 17 pistols, Lewis Machine & Tool rifles, and shotguns.
Police sergeant and operational firearms head Daniel Hatfield mentioned that officials had evaluated all possible scenarios for Trump's visit, ranging from low to high risk.
But he mentioned that the task was significantly simplified by records of past presidential visits to Windsor, as well as 'strongly established' relationships withUS forces.
He mentioned that the forces would be ready for any form of attack, including those involving chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats, with protective gear such as overalls, gloves, respirators, and ballistic helmets readily available.
Sargent Hatfield stated: "That is something that we hope will not occur, but if there were ever a situation involving both firearms threats and CBRN, this is what we would use with our weapon system."
The visit will signify an unprecedented second state event hosted for Trump, who had previously been honored in 2019.
Trump's initial state visit to the UK drew thousands onto the streets inLondon in protest.
Expected similar rallies in the capital and Windsor during the coming week, as the Stop Trump Coalition plans to hold demonstrations in central London and close to Windsor Castle.
Activists are also set to unveil the notorious Trump baby balloon, depicting the president in a diaper holding amobile phone.
A six-metre inflatable was seen in the air during Trump's final state visit, accompanied by activists wearing red flying suits known as 'Trump's babysitters'.
The original airship was later acquired by the Museum of London, although campaign organizers claim they are working on a plan to bring it or a substitute back into action.
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