TRUMP'S ASSASSIN Triggered By Iran War? Shocking Details Emerge From White House Dinner Shooting
May 7, 2026
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as posted by the channelA new US intelligence assessment has linked the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump at last month’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner to the ongoing Iran war. According to a DHS “Critical Incident Note”, suspect Cole Tomas Allen may have been influenced by the escalating US-Iran conflict, along with broader political grievances. Investigators say Allen allegedly opened fire while trying to breach security on April 25, injuring a Secret Service agent before Trump was evacuated safely. The FBI is now examining Allen’s social media activity, including posts critical of US actions in Iran, immigration policies, and Russia-related issues, as authorities continue probing the motive behind the attack.
TRUMP'S ASSASSIN Triggered By Iran War? Shocking Details Emerge From White House Dinner Shooting
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