Donald Trump injured in election rally shooting, assailant killed

• Donald Trump was injured during his election rally.
• Trump was quickly evacuated by security.
• Trump stated the bullet grazed his ear.

Former US President Donald Trump was injured in a shooting during an election rally, with the assailant killed in the incident.

According to American media, Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, was shot during his rally in Pennsylvania, resulting in injuries.

After the shooting, security personnel quickly evacuated Trump, while a bystander was also killed in the chaos. The incident caused a stampede in Butler, Pennsylvania, with Trump being taken to a nearby facility for medical attention.

Reports indicate that five shots were fired at Trump from a distance, and the assailant was subsequently killed. The US Secret Service has launched an investigation into the incident.

Trump’s Statement

In a social media statement, Trump revealed that the bullet grazed his ear, causing significant bleeding. He expressed disbelief that such an attack could occur in the United States and thanked law enforcement for their swift action in moving him to safety.

Family Reactions

Trump’s eldest son, Trump Jr., and daughter, Ivanka Trump, issued statements following the attack. Trump Jr. vowed that his father would continue his fight to save America. Ivanka thanked everyone for their prayers and the Secret Service for their quick response.

Attacker Identified

The assailant has been identified as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crook. Sources report that Crook fired from a building 120 yards away using an automatic rifle, killing two individuals, including a police officer, and injuring two others.

International Condemnations

– US President Joe Biden condemned the attack, expressing relief that Trump was unharmed and emphasizing the need for unity against such violence.

– British Prime Minister Keir Starmer denounced the attack, stressing that political violence has no place in society.

– Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi voiced deep concern for Trump and condemned violence in politics and democracy.

– Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau labeled the shooting disturbing and troubling.

– Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida expressed solidarity with Trump, urging a stand against political violence.

– Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the attack and wished Trump a speedy recovery.

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