Since Trump's assassination, there has been much speculation about what Donald Trump will authorize. In reality He was beaten up at a campaign rally two weeks ago.

Among other things, questions have been raised about whether it was a bullet, shrapnel, glass, or something else entirely.

In a statement issued on Friday, the Federal Police Agency explains for the first time what happened:

– What struck former President Trump in the ear was a bullet, either whole or broken into smaller pieces, fired from the deceased's gun, FBI Director Christopher Wray said in a statement, Reuters reported.

Meanwhile, the outgoing president attended a hearing and previously said it was unclear what Trump had been infected with, according to Reuters.

Earlier Friday, Norwegian time, the presidential candidate's doctor also provided clarification following the FBI chief's previous statements:

– There is no evidence that Trump's injury came from anything other than a bullet, Ronny Jackson says.

The doctor also confirmed in the statement that Trump is in “very good” condition and that he continues to feel that his ear is improving.

“I want to go back to Butler, Pennsylvania, for a big, beautiful public meeting,” the presidential candidate said Friday evening, Norwegian time.

Trump also appeared on Friday without a bandage or plaster for the first time, during a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

At first he had a bandage, which was later replaced with a plaster.

“Based on my direct observations of the injury and background and experience treating patients with similar injuries, I completely agree with the initial assessment and treatment provided by the staff at Butler Memorial Hospital,” Jackson wrote in the statement released Friday.

“Congress should correct what was said based on what I and the hospital say,” he continues.

also The New York Times He conducted special analyses of the bullet paths, video recordings, photos and audio from the incident. The newspaper wrote that the analyses confirm that the bullet was fired.

The newspaper also concluded that Trump was hit by the first shot fired.

The alleged perpetrator, Thomas Matthew Crooks, 20, fired several shots. One member of the public died and two others were injured.

The police killed the perpetrator on the spot.

After the incident, police admitted, among other things, that two police officers left their post before Crooks was struck.