A Donald Trump campaign rally has gone viral for an unexpected reason. An attendee seated directly behind the U.S. President appeared to mimic Trump's signature hand gestures and facial expressions in real time, creating a hilarious moment that quickly spread across social media. The clip has sparked widespread reactions online, with many viewers comparing the attendee's expressions to Trump's iconic speaking style.

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Actor-turned-politician Vijay held his first public rally in Tamil Nadu following the Karur stampede incident. The event marks a key moment in Vijay’s political journey, drawing attention to crowd management, public safety, and his emerging role in state politics. This video covers the rally highlights, public response, and political reactions.

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<p>Islamic State (ISIS)&nbsp;group on Monday claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing at a political rally in Pakistan's northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province the previous day that killed over 50 and injured hundreds more, reported&nbsp;Al Arabiya media portal.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The group said this through a statement posted on its Telegram account.</p>

<p>A devastating explosion occurred during a political event organised by the fundamentalist Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI-F) party on Sunday on the outskirts of Khar, situated in Pakistan's northwest Bajur district, adjacent to the Afghanistan border.</p>

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<p>AFP quoted&nbsp;Shaukat Abbas, a high-ranking official from the counter-terrorism department, as saying that the number of casualties has now risen to 54. He said, among the victims, 23 were under the age of 18.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Viral video captures tragic moment&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>A video of the horrifying explosion circulating widely on social media captured the moment the suicide bomber detonated the explosive device while innocent attendees stood unsuspectingly nearby.</p>

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<p>The video footage reveals followers attentively listening to speeches on the main stage just moments before the sudden explosion. Chaos erupts as the blast goes off, causing panic among the crowd. People at the far end of the tent are seen running for their lives amid the pandemonium.</p>

<h2><strong>JUI-F leader mourns&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>Following the devastating blast, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, the leader of the JUI-F party, expressed his "deep sorrow and regret" in a statement issued by his press office. He extended his condolences to the affected families and urged the government to provide the best medical treatment to the injured.</p>

<p>Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif also "strongly condemned" the heinous act of violence and pledged a thorough investigation to bring the perpetrators to justice.</p>

<p><strong>Watch | UK: Health agency report shows slight increase in hospital admission</strong></p>

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<p>In response to the incident, Sharif's office has requested a report from Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government.</p>

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<p>The bombing that occurred on Sunday marked one of the four most severe attacks in northwestern Pakistan since 2014. Back in 2014, a devastating Taliban attack on an army-run school in Peshawar claimed the lives of 147 individuals, with the majority being schoolchildren.</p>

<p>In January, a mosque bombing in Peshawar resulted in the loss of 74 lives. Then, in February, a horrific bombing at a mosque inside a high-security compound housing Peshawar police headquarters caused the death of over 100 people, predominantly policemen.&nbsp;</p>

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Islamic State (ISIS) group on Monday claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing at a political rally in Pakistan's northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province the previous day that killed over 50 and injured hundreds more, reported Al Arabiya media portal.

Islamic State (ISIS) group on Monday claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing at a political rally in Pakistan's northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province the previous day that killed over 50 and injured hundreds more, reported Al Arabiya media portal. The group said this through a statement posted on its Telegram account. A devastating explosion occurred during a political event organised by the fundamentalist Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI-F) party on Sunday on the outskirts of Khar, situated in Pakistan's northwest Bajur district, adjacent to the Afghanistan border. Also Read | Bhutan's roaring success in Tiger conservation grows spotlight with latest numbers AFP quoted Shaukat Abbas, a high-ranking official from the counter-terrorism department, as saying that the number of casualties has now risen to 54. He said, among the victims, 23 were under the age of 18. Viral video captures tragic moment A video of the horrifying explosion circulating widely on social media captured the moment the suicide bomber detonated the explosive device while innocent attendees stood unsuspectingly nearby. Also Read | Song about 'going to prison' plays as Trump takes to stage in rally The video footage reveals followers attentively listening to speeches on the main stage just moments before the sudden explosion. Chaos erupts as the blast goes off, causing panic among the crowd. People at the far end of the tent are seen running for their lives amid the pandemonium. JUI-F leader mourns Following the devastating blast, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, the leader of the JUI-F party, expressed his "deep sorrow and regret" in a statement issued by his press office. He extended his condolences to the affected families and urged the government to provide the best medical treatment to the injured. Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif also "strongly condemned" the heinous act of violence and pledged a thorough investigation to bring the perpetrators to justice. Watch | UK: Health agency report shows slight increase in hospital admission × In response to the incident, Sharif's office has requested a report from Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government. Previous bombings The bombing that occurred on Sunday marked one of the four most severe attacks in northwestern Pakistan since 2014. Back in 2014, a devastating Taliban attack on an army-run school in Peshawar claimed the lives of 147 individuals, with the majority being schoolchildren. In January, a mosque bombing in Peshawar resulted in the loss of 74 lives. Then, in February, a horrific bombing at a mosque inside a high-security compound housing Peshawar police headquarters caused the death of over 100 people, predominantly policemen. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

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<p>Imran Khan, the former prime minister of Pakistan, has pledged to continue his "Haqeeqi Azadi" protest march, according to representatives of his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party (PTI), who spoke to the Press Trust of India on Friday morning. Imran Khan was the target of an "assassination attempt" on Thursday.&nbsp;Khan, 70, was shot in his legs during a political rally in Wazirabad, Punjab, Pakistan, when a gunman opened fire. Faisal Javed Khan, an adviser of the former prime minister who was also hurt in the incident, subsequently stated that the PTI leader will meet with authorities today to determine whether or not to continue his march.</p>

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<p>Other party officials, like former information minister Fawad Chaudhry, have said the campaign will not stop.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>In his initial statements following the incident, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/live-imran-khan-injured-in-assassination-attempt-530873">Khan</a> identified the perpetrators of the attempted "assassination" as Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, interior minister Rana Sanaullah Khan&nbsp;and a senior army officer. Khan accused Sharif of earlier working with the United States to get him removed from office.</p>

<p><strong>Also WATCH |&nbsp;Pakistan: 'Imran Khan sustains bullet injures in both legs', main suspect under arrest</strong></p>

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<p>Following the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/in-pics-imran-khan-assassination-attempt-what-actually-happened-530899">incident</a>, the Pakistani prime minister tweeted to denounce the attack and sought specific information from provincial police and administrative authorities.</p>

<p>Imran Khan, who was ousted in April after losing a vote of no confidence, was taken to the hospital but is said to be out of danger. A supporter in the rally&nbsp;was&nbsp;reportedly killed&nbsp;in the incident, which also left numerous other people injured.</p>

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Imran Khan, the former prime minister of Pakistan, has pledged to continue his "Haqeeqi Azadi" protest march, according to representatives of his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party (PTI), who spoke to the Press Trust of India on Friday morning.

Imran Khan, the former prime minister of Pakistan, has pledged to continue his "Haqeeqi Azadi" protest march, according to representatives of his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party (PTI), who spoke to the Press Trust of India on Friday morning. Imran Khan was the target of an "assassination attempt" on Thursday. Khan, 70, was shot in his legs during a political rally in Wazirabad, Punjab, Pakistan, when a gunman opened fire. Faisal Javed Khan, an adviser of the former prime minister who was also hurt in the incident, subsequently stated that the PTI leader will meet with authorities today to determine whether or not to continue his march. Imran Khan will hold a party meeting at 1 pm today InshaALLAH. Future course of action to be decided. — Faisal Javed Khan (@FaisalJavedKhan) November 4, 2022 × Other party officials, like former information minister Fawad Chaudhry, have said the campaign will not stop. "The real freedom long march will continue and the movement for people's rights will remain until an announcement on the general elections," he said. آج نماز جمعہ کے بعد تمام ملک میں احتجاج ہو گا. جب تک عمران خان کا مطالبہ پورا نہیں ہوتا، ملک گیر احتجاج جاری رہے گا — Asad Umar (@Asad_Umar) November 4, 2022 × In his initial statements following the incident, Khan identified the perpetrators of the attempted "assassination" as Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, interior minister Rana Sanaullah Khan and a senior army officer. Khan accused Sharif of earlier working with the United States to get him removed from office. Also WATCH | Pakistan: 'Imran Khan sustains bullet injures in both legs', main suspect under arrest Following the incident, the Pakistani prime minister tweeted to denounce the attack and sought specific information from provincial police and administrative authorities. Imran Khan, who was ousted in April after losing a vote of no confidence, was taken to the hospital but is said to be out of danger. A supporter in the rally was reportedly killed in the incident, which also left numerous other people injured. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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<p>As the US returns to normalcy, the twice-impeached former US President <a href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/donald-trump">Donald Trump</a> is expected to resume his political rallies from next month.</p>

<p>Trump, who lost the US election 2020 to the Democrat candidate Joe Biden, has decided to return to the public eye to support the candidates to favour him and his agenda.</p>

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<p>Team members who are aware of Trump’s plans disclosed to local media that the former president is aiming to organise two rallies next month and one near the July 04 holiday.</p>

<p>As of now, the cities and venues for these rallies, along with the dates, have not been finalised yet, a source was quoted by the New York Post.</p>

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<p>The rallies, experts believe, will be yet another trial of Trump in his plan to relaunch himself in the political environment to prepare for his rerun in the US presidential election 2024.</p>

<p>These rallies will also be Trump’s source of venting out his opinions on a microphone since he was banned on the social media platforms — namely Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube — for encouraging his supports for Capitol riots.</p>

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<p>This will be his biggest platform of connecting with his supporters since his rant against the Democrats and the present administration at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in February.</p>

<p>The soon-to-be 75-year-old leader is also expected to make an appearance on May 22 at the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster in New Jersey for the first fundraiser of a political action committee that is actively backing.</p>


As the US returns to normalcy, the twice-impeached former US President Donald Trump is expected to resume his political rallies from next month. Trump, who lost the US election 2020 to the Democrat candidate Joe Biden, has decided to return to the public eye to support the candidates to favour him and his agenda.

As the US returns to normalcy, the twice-impeached former US President Donald Trump is expected to resume his political rallies from next month. Trump, who lost the US election 2020 to the Democrat candidate Joe Biden, has decided to return to the public eye to support the candidates to favour him and his agenda. Also read | 'Not orange': Donald Trump appears on walls of National Portrait Gallery Team members who are aware of Trump’s plans disclosed to local media that the former president is aiming to organise two rallies next month and one near the July 04 holiday. As of now, the cities and venues for these rallies, along with the dates, have not been finalised yet, a source was quoted by the New York Post. Also read | Trump's former lawyer to testify in Russia meddling case The rallies, experts believe, will be yet another trial of Trump in his plan to relaunch himself in the political environment to prepare for his rerun in the US presidential election 2024. These rallies will also be Trump’s source of venting out his opinions on a microphone since he was banned on the social media platforms — namely Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and YouTube — for encouraging his supports for Capitol riots. Also read | Trump family got 'inappropriately close' to Secret Service agent: Book This will be his biggest platform of connecting with his supporters since his rant against the Democrats and the present administration at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in February. The soon-to-be 75-year-old leader is also expected to make an appearance on May 22 at the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster in New Jersey for the first fundraiser of a political action committee that is actively backing.

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<p>A 19-year-old British man has been charged for trying to grab a police officer&#39;s gun at a Donald Trump rally in Las Vegas in a bid to kill the Republican presidential nominee.<br />
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According to a complaint filed in federal court in Nevada, Michael Sandford tried to disarm the officer at Saturday&#39;s rally at the Mystere Theatre in the Treasure Island Casino before being overpowered.<br />
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It said that the young man told a Secret Service agent after his arrest that he had driven from California to Las Vegas &quot;to kill Trump,&quot; and had been to a range a day earlier to learn to shoot as he had never fired a gun before.<br />
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&quot;Sandford acknowledged that he would likely only be able to fire one to two rounds and stated he was convinced he would be killed by law enforcement during his attempt on Trump&#39;s life,&quot; the complaint said.<br />
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It added that Sandford told investigators he had purchased tickets for a rally in Phoenix, where he &quot;would try again to kill Trump&quot; in the event his plan in Las Vegas failed.<br />
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Video of his arrest carried by US media show a skinny man with short brown hair and a grey T-shirt being escorted out of the rally by police officers with his hands behind his back.<br />
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The prosecutor&#39;s office said Sandford was ordered held without bond, as he was considered dangerous and represented a flight risk.<br />
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Britain&#39;s Foreign Office is &quot;providing assistance&quot; in the case, a spokesman said.<br />
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<strong>&#39;Would try this again&#39;</strong><br />
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The complaint said Sandford had told investigators that he had been in the United States for about 18 months, and had lived in Hoboken, New Jersey, before traveling to California.<br />
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&nbsp;Sandford told investigators that he had targeted officer Ameel Jacob&#39;s gun because it was in an unlocked position and would be the easiest way to gain access to a weapon at the rally where those attending had to go through metal detectors.<br />
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&quot;Sandford further stated that if he were on the street tomorrow, he would try this again,&quot; according to the complaint.<br />
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It said Sandford told the Secret Service that he had been plotting to kill Trump for about a year and finally decided to act on Saturday, as &quot;he finally felt confident to do it.&quot;<br />
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His arrest comes amid one of the nastiest US presidential campaigns in recent history, dominated by violent rhetoric, with Trump lashing out at Mexicans, Muslims and other groups.<br />
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The real estate billionaire enjoys Secret Service protection but also has his own private security detail that has been accused of using unnecessary force to remove people from events.<br />
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A number of protesters have been arrested at his rallies where riot police are deployed in force and there have been mounting demonstrations during his campaign appearances in recent months.<br />
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Sandford is due to appear in court for a preliminary hearing on July 5. He faces more than 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine if found guilty on the charge of &quot;act of violence on restricted grounds.&quot;<br />
(AFP)</p>


The man had apparently driven from California to Las Vegas to kill Trump and had visited a shooting range a day earlier to learn to shoot

A 19-year-old British man has been charged for trying to grab a police officer's gun at a Donald Trump rally in Las Vegas in a bid to kill the Republican presidential nominee. According to a complaint filed in federal court in Nevada, Michael Sandford tried to disarm the officer at Saturday's rally at the Mystere Theatre in the Treasure Island Casino before being overpowered. It said that the young man told a Secret Service agent after his arrest that he had driven from California to Las Vegas "to kill Trump," and had been to a range a day earlier to learn to shoot as he had never fired a gun before. "Sandford acknowledged that he would likely only be able to fire one to two rounds and stated he was convinced he would be killed by law enforcement during his attempt on Trump's life," the complaint said. It added that Sandford told investigators he had purchased tickets for a rally in Phoenix, where he "would try again to kill Trump" in the event his plan in Las Vegas failed. Video of his arrest carried by US media show a skinny man with short brown hair and a grey T-shirt being escorted out of the rally by police officers with his hands behind his back. The prosecutor's office said Sandford was ordered held without bond, as he was considered dangerous and represented a flight risk. Britain's Foreign Office is "providing assistance" in the case, a spokesman said. 'Would try this again' The complaint said Sandford had told investigators that he had been in the United States for about 18 months, and had lived in Hoboken, New Jersey, before traveling to California. Sandford told investigators that he had targeted officer Ameel Jacob's gun because it was in an unlocked position and would be the easiest way to gain access to a weapon at the rally where those attending had to go through metal detectors. "Sandford further stated that if he were on the street tomorrow, he would try this again," according to the complaint. It said Sandford told the Secret Service that he had been plotting to kill Trump for about a year and finally decided to act on Saturday, as "he finally felt confident to do it." His arrest comes amid one of the nastiest US presidential campaigns in recent history, dominated by violent rhetoric, with Trump lashing out at Mexicans, Muslims and other groups. The real estate billionaire enjoys Secret Service protection but also has his own private security detail that has been accused of using unnecessary force to remove people from events. A number of protesters have been arrested at his rallies where riot police are deployed in force and there have been mounting demonstrations during his campaign appearances in recent months. Sandford is due to appear in court for a preliminary hearing on July 5. He faces more than 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine if found guilty on the charge of "act of violence on restricted grounds." (AFP)

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