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DID IRAN PLAN ATTACK ON TRUMP? US President Answers After White House Dinner Shooting
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4:48Now PlayingThe shooting near the White House Correspondents’ Dinner has sparked speculation—but there is no confirmed link to Iran. US President Donald Trump dismissed broader conspiracy theories, with officials indicating the suspect likely acted alone. Investigators say the gunman, armed with a shotgun and handgun, attempted to breach a security checkpoint before being subdued. Authorities have not established any foreign involvement, and the motive remains under investigation. Trump suggested high-profile leaders are often targeted but did not blame Iran.
The incident has instead raised serious concerns about domestic security and political violence in the US.
DID IRAN PLAN ATTACK ON TRUMP? US President Answers After White House Dinner Shooting
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