Ryan Wesley Root on the social network Facebook called on foreigners to participate in the war on the side of Ukraine.
Detained on suspicion of a possible assassination attempt on US presidential candidate Donald Trump, Ryan Wesley Root expressed support for Ukraine on social networks after the Russian invasion. CNN reported it.
“Ryan Wesley Root, who authorities suspect of plotting to attack former President Donald Trump while playing golf, expressed strong support for Ukraine in dozens of posts a day on X in 2022 and said he was ready die in the fight, and that” we have to burn the Kremlin to the ground,” said the material.
“I am ready to fly to Krakow and go to the Ukrainian border to volunteer, fight and die… May I be an example, we must win,” Raut wrote in 2022.
On Facebook, the man called on foreigners to participate in the war on the side of Ukraine. He called himself an “unofficial contact” for the Ukrainian authorities and encouraged soldiers from Afghanistan to fight for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
“Afghan soldiers – Ukraine has some interest in 3,000 soldiers, so I need every soldier who has a passport to send me a copy of their passport to send to Ukraine,” Raut said in a message.
Let’s remember that on September 15, there was another assassination attempt on Trump. The shooting took place near the golf club. The US Secret Service quickly detained the suspect.
As you know, on July 14, at a political election rally, a shooting incident occurred, in which Trump received a slight wound in his ear. One of the participants in the incident died, two other people were injured.
Security services neutralized Trump’s attacker, who turned out to be 20-year-old Matthew Crooks. The FBI called the incident an attempted murder.
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