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WorldAsiaDonald Trump: 34 charges against former US President, Trump told himself innocent

Donald Trump: 34 charges against former US President, Trump told himself innocent

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The allegations against Donald Trump, the former President of the world’s most powerful country, have been heard and with that he has declared himself innocent. Let us tell you that Trump is accused of silencing a porn star by paying money. Along with this, there are many other allegations against him.

Former US President Donald Trump was tried in Manhattan court and 34 charges were framed against him there. Donald Trump said in court that he had not committed any crime. Nor has there been any discrepancy in his business records. In a 57-minute hearing, the Manhattan court did not rule on Trump’s bail or arrest.


On the other hand, if the reports are to be believed, the next hearing will be held on December 4. After the hearing, Trump flew to Florida, where he accused President Joe Biden of saying America was going to hell and the world was laughing.

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