US Shooter’s Gun Had Messages Against Trump, Israel, and India

Two children lost their lives in a shooting at a church in Minneapolis, USA. The attacker Robin Westman fired bullets at a school program. Slogans like Kill Donald Trump were written on his weapons. All this was also revealed in a YouTube video which was later removed. According to the police, Westman had purchased the weapons legally.

The shooting at a church in Minneapolis, USA on Wednesday shook the entire America. 23-year-old Robin Westman fired bullets at children in a school, killing two innocent children.

Dangerous slogans like "Kill Donald Trump" and "Nuke India" were written on the attacker's weapons. All these things were revealed in his YouTube video, which has now been removed. The attacker later shot himself.

Who was the attacker?

The attacker Robin Westman used a rifle, shotgun and pistol in this attack. He fired dozens of bullets at a church program going on at the Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis. After the attack, he was found dead in the school parking lot, which the police considered a suicide.

Westman changed his name from Robert to Robin in 2020, because he considered himself a woman.

What was in the slogans written on the weapons and the YouTube video?

Two videos appeared on Westman's now deleted YouTube channel "Robin W". The first 10-minute video was shot on mobile. It showed a stockpile of weapons, bullets and magazines.

Slogans like "Kill Donald Trump", "Israel Must Fall", "Burn Israel", "Nuke India", "Where is your God?" and "For the Children" were written on the magazines. Some slogans were in Cyrillic script. Showing a small weapon, he said, "This is for me, if needed." In the video, he also showed a letter for his family. In this letter, he apologized for his action.

The second video was 20 minutes long, in which two journals were shown. The first journal was 150 pages long, written entirely in Cyrillic script. The second journal was 60 pages long. The last entry in it was dated 21 August 2025 and that too was written in Cyrillic.

The purpose of these journals is not yet clear, but it points to the mental state of the attacker. US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem confirmed the authenticity of these videos and called the slogans written on the weapons evidence of a "sick mentality".