Eight men indicted over alleged plot to attack White House event on Trump's birthday

Eight men have been indicted in the United States for allegedly plotting a terrorist attack during a combat sports event at the White House. The event was scheduled to coincide with U.S. President Donald Trump's birthday.

According to the Justice Department, the suspects conspired to carry out the attack using drones and snipers. A grand jury in Columbus, Ohio, has charged the men with conspiracy to support terrorists, murder on government territory, and murder of a government official. If convicted, they could face life imprisonment.

Details of the alleged plot indicate that the attack was specifically planned to occur on the president's birthday during the combat sports event. The indictment suggests a sophisticated and deadly plan aimed at high-profile targets within the U.S. government.

This development highlights ongoing security concerns and the persistent threat of terrorism. The charges underscore the government's commitment to prosecuting individuals involved in such alleged conspiracies, particularly when they target national landmarks and figures.