Explosives found in car of Trump assassination attempt suspect
Donald Trump, American ex-President (photo: Getty Images)
Law enforcement officers have found explosives in the car and home of a suspect in today's assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, reports CNN.
According to the publication's anonymous sources in law enforcement, the attacker who shot at Trump was found to have explosive material in his car.
Earlier, the shooter was identified as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks from Bethel Park, Pennsylvania. Authorities say he fired several shots from the roof of a building near the rally site before being killed by Secret Service agents.
Assassination attempt on Trump
Today, July 13, an assassination attempt was made on former President Donald Trump during a rally in Pennsylvania.
Trump himself was wounded. The security service immediately evacuated the former president from the stage where he was speaking at the time of the shooting. After the evacuation, the Secret Service reported that Donald Trump was safe. His campaign headquarters informed that he was examined at a local hospital.
Read more about the assassination attempt, the suspect, and the reaction of the current president and Trump's main opponent in this year's election, Joe Biden, in RBC-Ukraine's article.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy also reacted to this act of violence against Trump.
RBC-Ukraine also wrote that Russia did not pass by this time and once again tried to accuse Ukraine of involvement. The Kremlin's propagandists invented a fake assassination attempt on Trump and allegedly even found a "Ukrainian trace."
