Trump to Attend Convention Two Days After Being Shot... "Looking Forward to Being with You"

From the 15th, Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Trump Camp "Continuing to Share the Great American Vision"

Former President Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate in the United States, was shot during a campaign rally on the 13th (local time), but he will attend the Republican National Convention scheduled to be held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, starting on the 15th as planned.

Former U.S. President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is campaigning on the 13th (local time) in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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Trump's presidential campaign issued a press release on the same day, stating, "As the Republican Party proceeds with the convention to nominate former President Trump as the presidential candidate, former President Trump looks forward to being with you (supporters) in Milwaukee."

The campaign added, "Our party's presidential nominee, former President Trump, will continue to share his vision to make America great again with you."

Earlier, former President Trump was suddenly shot multiple times while campaigning in Butler, Pennsylvania, in the afternoon. A bullet passed through the upper part of Trump's right ear, causing an injury.

The Secret Service agents protecting former President Trump officially announced that they shot and killed the suspect at the scene. One supporter watching the rally died at the scene, and two others were seriously injured.

U.S. judicial authorities have classified the incident as an assassination attempt on former President Trump and are conducting a full investigation.

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