Ryan Routh, alleged Trump assassin suspect, emerges as Ukraine recruitment advocate

A man named Ryan Routh, sharing the same name as the suspect in the alleged assassination plot against former President Donald Trump, has been identified as an ardent supporter of Ukraine and a vocal critic of Trump.

This twist has raised eyebrows, particularly as Routh’s social media accounts reveal a troubling obsession with recruiting soldiers to fight in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Routh’s posts on various platforms are rife with calls for enlistment, showcasing his fervent dedication to the Ukrainian cause.

“Soldiers, please do not call me. We are still trying to get Ukraine to accept Afghan soldiers and hope to have some answers in the coming months. If you are interested in fighting in Ukraine, you must have a passport and send it to me by way of Whatsapp…” he stated in a Facebook post.

He further emphasized the logistical challenges faced by potential recruits, adding, “You must also have the money to purchase an airplane ticket to Moldova; if you cannot afford the cost, you cannot go. We are also trying to get Taiwan to accept soldiers hopefully in the coming years. Please have patience. Ryan.”

Routh’s social media presence is not limited to military recruitment; it also reveals a consistent stream of anti-Trump sentiment. In a striking post, he suggested, “POTUS (Biden) Your campaign should be called something like KADAF. Keep America democratic and free.”

He continued his critique of Trump with a provocative statement: “Trumps should be MASA …make Americans slaves again master. DEMOCRACY is on the ballot and we cannot lose. We cannot afford to fail. The world is counting on us to show the way.”