Trump armed himself with an armored golf cart in Scotland

The security service of US President Donald Trump is concerned about the armored golf cart following the latest assassination attempt on the politician. As reported by 'Glavkom', this was reported by The New York Post.

The well-protected black vehicle was spotted on the golf course Trump Turnberry in South Ayrshire, Scotland, where the president played over the weekend.

According to experts, the new armored vehicle appears to be modeled after Trump's official limousine, known as 'The Beast'.
Director of Armoured Car Services Gary Relf, in an interview with The Telegraph, assessed the new presidential transport, stating that the car is 100% protected.
'The windshield immediately catches the eye, as do the side panels, doors, and the large panel at the back above the cargo compartment,' he noted, adding that companies like his often remove and discreetly replace almost every interior element with armor.

Recall that in September 2024, there was a second assassination attempt on Trump during his game of golf in West Palm Beach. Law enforcement was able to apprehend the perpetrator. According to media reports, he turned out to be 58-year-old Ryan Wesley Rout. The publication The New York Post clarified that Rout boasted about his achievements and advocated for leftist ideas on social media. It is also known that he studied at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University and began living in Hawaii around 2018.