Donald Trump accused President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris of inciting violence against him through their "highly inflammatory language." Trump's remarks followed a second assassination attempt, this time in West Palm Beach, Florida, where a gunman, identified as Ryan Wesley Routh, was arrested near Trump's golf club with an AK-47. Trump claimed Routh acted based on the "rhetoric" of Democrats. The suspect had social media posts echoing Biden and Harris' anti-Trump sentiments. Trump warned that Biden and Harris are the real "threat to democracy," accusing them of attempting to destroy the country "from within."

Ryan Wesley Routh, a 58-year-old man detained in connection with an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, revealed plans to recruit Afghan soldiers to fight for Ukraine against Russia. He made these remarks in a 2023 interview with The New York Times. Routh, who has a lengthy criminal record, was arrested after being spotted by Secret Service at a Trump golf course. This was the second attempt on Trump’s life in two months, following an earlier attack during a July rally in Pennsylvania.

Donald Trump, the former US President and Republican candidate, vowed to "never surrender" after surviving a second assassination attempt. While golfing at his Florida course, Trump was targeted by Ryan Wesley Routh, who fired multiple shots. Trump praised the Secret Service and law enforcement for their swift response, ensuring his safety. He thanked supporters and vowed to keep fighting for Americans. President Biden and VP Harris were briefed on the incident. This follows a previous attempt on Trump's life in July. Trump's security has been significantly increased since then.

Elon Musk has removed a post joking about why there were "no" attempts to kill US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. This followed backlash after a second assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Musk's post came after Trump was targeted by a shooter at a Florida golf club on Sunday. The suspect, Ryan Wesley Routh, was later arrested. In response to the criticism, Musk said, “Just because I say something to a group and they laugh doesn’t mean it's going to be all that hilarious as a post.”

The Ukrainian Foreign Legion and Azov Brigade denied any connection to Ryan Wesley Routh, the suspect in a failed assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Florida. Despite claims and videos on social media, both groups confirmed Routh was never a member. The Ukrainian Foreign Legion stated that Routh had no ties to their unit, and the Azov Brigade dismissed reports linking him to a 2022 event supporting their Mariupol unit. They warned that these claims are part of Russian propaganda. Routh had publicly expressed support for Ukraine and claimed to have recruited Afghan soldiers for the conflict.

Ryan Wesley Routh, the suspect in the apparent assassination attempt on Donald Trump, had a deep interest in the war in Ukraine. In May 2022, he was pictured at a Kyiv rally advocating for more humanitarian aid. The following month, Routh gave an interview to Newsweek Romania, expressing his strong belief that the Ukraine conflict was a clear battle between "good versus evil." Initially intending to fight in Ukraine, he instead focused on recruiting foreign fighters, emphasizing the need for more international support. During the interview, Routh became emotional, calling the conflict "the most important thing going on in the world today."  [Video Courtesy: Newsweek]

On September 15, 2024, former U.S. President Donald Trump thanked the U.S. Secret Service and law enforcement officials after an assassination attempt occurred while he was golfing in West Palm Beach, Florida. The FBI reported the incident as an attempted assassination, marking the second such attempt on Trump’s life in recent months. Trump was unharmed in the incident. In a post on Truth Social, Trump commended the Secret Service, Sheriff Ric Bradshaw, and other law enforcement personnel for their “outstanding” work in ensuring his safety. The former president also acknowledged the public's concern and well-wishes during the security incident.

On Sunday, a 58-year-old man, Ryan Wesley Routh, was arrested for attempting to assassinate former President Donald Trump in Florida. Routh, a former construction worker, was found near Trump's golf course with a high-powered AK-47-style rifle and a GoPro camera. Secret Service agents opened fire, prompting Routh to flee in a black car. Witnesses helped authorities track down the vehicle, leading to Routh's arrest. The FBI is investigating the incident.

A man has been arrested following an "apparent assassination attempt" on Donald Trump at Trump International Golf Course in West Palm Beach, according to the FBI. Gunshots were heard while Trump played a round of golf. Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw said a Secret Service agent saw a rifle barrel protruding from a perimeter fence. The agent engaged the suspect, who fled the scene. It is unclear whether the suspect fired any shots or if only the Secret Service discharged their weapon. An assault rifle was recovered, and investigations are ongoing. No injuries have been reported.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump is safe after gunshots were fired near him on Sunday afternoon at Trump International Golf Course in Florida. Trump's campaign confirmed his safety, while the U.S. Secret Service is investigating the incident alongside the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. The gunfire occurred just before 2 p.m. President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris were briefed on the matter and expressed relief over Trump's safety. This follows a previous assassination attempt on Trump in Pennsylvania in July. Senator Lindsey Graham assured that Trump is in "good spirits" and remains focused on his campaign.