A US soldier who killed himself in a Tesla Cybertruck before it exploded outside Trump's Las Vegas hotel left suicide notes explaining that the explosion was intended as an event to draw attention to the country's problems.
About this, citing information from investigators, tells AP. Green Beret, 37, of Colorado Springs, has served in the U.S. Army since 2006. He was deployed to Afghanistan twice. In notes left on his mobile phone, he noted that he needed to “clear” his mind of his dead brothers and rid himself of the burden of responsibility for the lives he had taken.
An American soldier wrote:
“This was not an act of terrorism, it was a wake-up call. Americans only pay attention to spectacle and violence. What better way to get your message across than with a stunt with fireworks and explosives?”
Explosion called minor injuries to seven people and little damage to the Trump Hotel. Authorities said the soldier acted alone.
His letters dealt with a variety of topics, including political discontent, social problems, domestic and international issues, in particular the war in Ukraine. In one letter, he stated that the United States was “terminally ill and approaching collapse.”
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