“Wall Street Journal”: Explosive devices found in the car of the suspect in the assassination of Trump

The American newspaper "Wall Street Journal" revealed, quoting sources, that explosive devices were found in the car of the suspect in the assassination attempt on former US President Donald Trump yesterday, Saturday. The newspaper quoted sources familiar with the investigation: "Authorities found explosive devices in the car of a man who officials say tried to assassinate former President Donald Trump." The sources said that the suspect's car was parked near the rally site in Pennsylvania. In turn, the "ABC" news network said, quoting its sources, that the rifle (firearm) used to shoot Trump was purchased legally, adding that the weapons purchase documents lead to the suspect's father. Trump was subjected to an assassination attempt by shooting him while giving his speech during an election rally for his supporters in Pennsylvania yesterday, Saturday. Trump was shot in the ear, another person next to him was killed, and two others were injured, while Secret Service personnel killed the shooter. Source : National Iraqi News Agency

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