Trump made first public appearance with a bandage on his ear following an assassination attempt

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Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, made his first public appearance since a recent assassination attempt, sporting a bandage on his ear.

Trump entered the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to a roaring crowd chanting “Fight! Fight! Fight!” The typically brash and comedic figure appeared more subdued and emotional, visibly moved by the occasion.

Seated alongside his newly announced running mate, Senator J.D. Vance, Trump listened attentively as various speakers addressed the convention. Though he did not deliver a speech, Trump’s gratitude was palpable as he bowed in prayer and silently expressed his thanks to the thousands-strong audience.

The assassination attempt on Trump occurred on July 13 in Butler, Pennsylvania, where a 20-year-old gunman, Thomas Matthew Crooks, opened fire during a campaign rally. While Trump’s safety was assured, the attack resulted in the tragic death of one bystander and severe injuries to two others.

Despite the harrowing incident, the Republican Party has affirmed its commitment to proceeding with the convention as planned, with Trump and Vance set to deliver key addresses in the coming days.

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