Shooting near the White House: two guardsmen from West Virginia killed.

According to ТСН: West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey reported the death of two National Guard members from his state as a result of a shooting that occurred near the White House.

The governor stated this on the social network X.

"These brave residents of West Virginia lost their lives serving their country. We are maintaining constant communication with federal officials as the investigation continues. Our entire state mourns with their families, loved ones, and the guard community. West Virginia will never forget their service or their sacrifice, and we will demand full accountability for this horrific act," the governor stated.

He also reported new controversial information regarding the condition of the two guardsmen.

"We are currently receiving conflicting reports about the condition of our two guardsmen and will provide additional updates as soon as we receive more complete information. Our prayers are with these brave servicemen, their families, and the entire guard community," Morrisey noted.

Let us remind you that a shooting occurred near the White House in the U.S., resulting in injuries to two National Guardsmen.

According to information from the Associated Press, both National Guard servicemen sustained gunshot wounds. CNN also reported that during the shooting several people were injured, including at least one guardsman.

This tragedy serves as yet another reminder of the dangers faced by servicemen in peacetime. It also highlights the importance of support not only for their families but for the entire community surrounding them. The investigation continues, and details about the incident are still pending clarification.