Attempted assassination of Trump: no official information on the extent of injuries and treatment of the Republican presidential candidate
Kyiv • UNN
After the attempted assassination of Donald Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania, the public has not been provided with details about his injuries and treatment. Trump's campaign refuses to discuss his health and release his medical records.
After the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, the public is not informed about the health of the Republican candidate - no information about the extent of his injuries and medical care. Writes UNN with a message to Apnews.
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Four days after the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania, the public still does not know how seriously he was injured.
There is also no information on what treatment the Republican presidential candidate received in the hospital and whether there may be any long-term consequences for his health.
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The first reports of Mr. Trump's condition came about half an hour after the shots were fired, when the former president fell to the ground with a wound to one ear. With the help of his bodyguards, he stood up and then defiantly raised his fist toward the crowd, blood streaming down his face. The campaign released a statement saying he was “feeling well” and “undergoing a check-up at a local medical facility.
“More details will follow later,” his spokesman said.
Only at 8:42 p.m. did Mr. Trump tell the audience that he had been hit by a bullet, not shrapnel. In a message posted on his social media platform, Truth, Mr. Trump wrote that he was “hit by a bullet that pierced the top” of his right ear.
Trump's campaign refuses to discuss his health, release his medical report or records, or provide access to the doctors who treated him, leaving the information to Trump, his friends and family.
