'I will not surrender…', the wounded Trump roared! Said to the supporters – I will continue the election campaign. Trending Global News

Former US President Donald Trump was fatally attacked in which he narrowly escaped. The assailant opened fire on him and the bullet hit Trump in the ear and blood flowed down his face. After being injured, Trump was taken to the hospital and was discharged a short time later. Now Donald Trump has expressed through a text message that he will not back down from this incident and will continue to fight further.

Former President Donald Trump promised his supporters in a brief email message that no matter what happens, he will continue his presidential campaign. Donald Trump said, 'I will never surrender!'

Trump's speech was going on and shots were being fired.

A video of the shooting of Donald Trump has gone viral on the internet, in which he can be seen giving a speech when the gunshots started. Donald Trump covers his ears with his right hand and leans behind the dice. Secret Service agents immediately reach out to them. Trump rises from behind the dais and raises his fist to the rally crowd to give a message of courage. Blood is visible on his right ear and face. After this attack, Trump has given his first response on the social media platform 'Truth Social'.

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The US Secret Service killed the attacker.

According to US Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi, the incident occurred at 6:15 p.m. local time when the suspected shooter fired several shots toward the stage from an elevated position outside the rally venue. He said, 'American secret service agents killed the attacker. Former President Trump is safe. One person was killed and two were seriously injured in this attack. The incident is under investigation and the FBI has been notified by the Secret Service. The shocking incident occurred two days before the start of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, where Donald Trump will officially become the party's nominee.

What did the eyewitnesses say?

Beaver County Republican Party Vice Chairman Rico Elmore was sitting across from Trump in the special guest section when he heard what sounded like firecrackers. 'Everybody was shocked and it looked like they were real bullets,' Elmore said. I yelled 'Get down!' Elmore said Secret Service agents then escorted Trump off the stage and heard someone in the crowd calling for a doctor.

Elmore knew first aid and CPR from his time in the military and knew that a doctor would not be able to get help right away. He took off his tie and crossed the barricade to Elmore who saw that he had been shot in the head. He grabbed the victim's head, but it was too late. He was not answering.