Venezuelan President sends wishes for "long life", Slovakian Prime Minister sympathizes

On July 14, many countries continued to condemn the attempted assassination of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump that occurred the day before when he held a campaign rally in Pennsylvania.

Former US President Donald Trump was grazed by a bullet in the ear in an attack on July 13, while he was campaigning in Pennsylvania. (Source: AP)

Speaking at a press conference, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro wished Trump “good health and longevity” and wished peace to the American people, sharing his sympathy that Maduro himself had been the victim of “hundreds” of attacks and assassination attempts.

Meanwhile, leaders of the Platform for Democratic Unity (PUD), the main opposition coalition in Venezuela, also condemned the assassination of Mr. Trump, declaring their rejection of political violence in general, and expressing support for “peace and democratic civilization” in this South American country and the entire continent.

Cuban state media, broadcasting a message from President Diaz-Canel, also criticized the attack, stressing that: “As a victim of attacks and terrorism for 65 years, Havana affirms its position of condemning all forms of violence.”

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla also condemned the assassination of the US Republican candidate.

Reuters news agency also quoted a statement from the Saudi Arabian Foreign Ministry condemning the assassination plot, while emphasizing "full solidarity with the United States, the former president and his family, and opposing all forms of violence."

In addition, Saudi Arabia also expressed "condolences to the families of the deceased and the friendly American people, and wished a speedy recovery to the injured."

Meanwhile, AFP news agency reported that Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico, who has just recovered from an assassination attempt in May, noticed similarities between the attack on former US President Donald Trump and the incident he experienced.

Sharing on his personal page, Prime Minister Fico stated: “The scenario is like a copy. If the attacker of Mr. Donald Trump spoke Slovak, he would only need to read the (local) newspapers Dennik N, Sme to want to arrange everything correctly."

Prime Minister Fico, 59, was hit by four bullets at close range after a government meeting in the central region on May 15. He underwent two lengthy surgeries in hospital and returned to work last week.

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