President Trump was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital, where he is currently receiving urgent medical attention. His condition remains unknown at this time. According to eyewitnesses and preliminary reports from law enforcement, the shooting took place as President Trump was leaving the White House, reportedly heading to a late-night engagement. A lone gunman, whose identity has not yet been disclosed, opened fire from a vantage point near the White House perimeter. Secret Service agents swiftly engaged the shooter, neutralizing the threat within moments. The suspect is believed to be deceased, though officials have not yet confirmed this.

We heard a series of loud pops, and then chaos erupted,” said one bystander, who was near the White House at the time of the incident.

“Secret Service agents tackled the president to the ground and rushed him into a vehicle. There was blood, but I couldn’t tell where he was hit.”

The Secret Service issued a brief statement confirming the incident: “At approximately 11:55 PM, an armed individual fired shots at President Donald Trump as he exited the White House.

The suspect was neutralized by Secret Service personnel, and the president was immediately transported to a medical facility for evaluation and treatment. The incident is under investigation by federal authorities.”

This marks the second time President Trump has been targeted in an assassination attempt, following a harrowing incident on July 13, 2024, when he was shot in the ear during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania