The FBI was looking for classified documents on nuclear weapons in the Trump home registry

New information comes to light about the case of the search of Donald Trump’s house by FBI agents. They were looking for, among other materials, documents related to nuclear weapons. This has been reported by the American newspaper ‘The Washington Post’. Sources knowledgeable of the investigation have not offered more details to the American media about the documents. It is unknown whether the nuclear weapons were from the US or another country, such as Russia or North Korea.

In addition, Attorney General Merrick Garland has personally assumed responsibility for the investigation and has asserted that it was he who authorized the search at the Mar-a-Lago mansion in Miami. Classified information experts consulted by the ‘Post’ exclaim that federal agents were “deeply concerned’ during the search for the documents. They thought that information about nuclear weapons might be in danger as they could fall into the wrong hands.

This new update of the case comes to light after the US Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a motion last Thursday requesting that a Florida court disclose the FBI’s search warrant after Trump’s accusations. “The public’s clear and powerful interest in understanding what happened under these circumstances weighs heavily in favor of disclosure,” the DOJ said.

The potential Republican candidate for the 2024 presidential election has accepted the request made by Attorney General Merrick Garland and, in a new script twist, encourages the “immediate” publication of the search warrant to his home.

He responded to Garland with two messages on the social network ‘Truth’. ” Not only am I not going to oppose the publication of documents related to the improper, unjustified and unnecessary US raid of my home in Palm Beach (Florida), but I go a step further and encourage its immediate publication,” he wrote.