Doctor Confirms Bullet Injury in Trump Assassination Attempt

Ronny Jackson, former White House doctor, affirmed that Donald Trump's ear injury was caused by a bullet during an assassination attempt. This follows Trump's criticism of FBI Director Christopher Wray, who stated it was unclear whether the injury was caused by a bullet or another object.

Ronny Jackson, former White House physician, confirmed on Friday that Donald Trump's ear injury was indeed caused by a bullet during an assassination attempt on the Republican presidential candidate.

Jackson released this statement following Trump's public criticism of FBI Director Christopher Wray, who told U.S. lawmakers it remained uncertain if the injury was due to a bullet or another object.

(With inputs from agencies.)