JUST IN: The White House just released a statement on Trump’s extremely discolored hand at the Board of Peace event today in Davos. This is the most Stup*d statement ever!

The White House just released a statement on Trump’s extremely discolored hand:
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‎“At the Board of Peace event today in Davos, President Trump hit his hand in the corner of the signing table, causing it to bruise.”

A noticeable bruise on President Donald Trump’s left hand drew widespread attention during a high-profile signing ceremony at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Thursday, prompting the White House to issue a swift explanation.

The discoloration, described by observers as a deep purple mark on the back of the president’s hand, became visible as Trump participated in the formal launch of the “Board of Peace,” an advisory group aimed at overseeing aspects of the fragile Gaza ceasefire.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt directly addressed the matter in a statement provided to reporters.

“At the Board of Peace event today in Davos, President Trump hit his hand on the corner of the signing table, causing it to bruise,” Leavitt said.

The president himself later commented while speaking to journalists aboard Air Force One, confirming he had “clipped” his hand on the table and attributing his susceptibility to bruising to his daily aspirin regimen, prescribed for cardiovascular health.

White House officials noted that photographs from the previous day showed no visible bruising, supporting the timeline of an accidental injury during Thursday’s event.

BRUISE EXPLAINED: President Trump’s hand discoloration at Davos signing ceremony resulted from hitting a table corner, White House press secretary says https://t.co/W4tsdyBH42

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Trump, 79, has previously experienced recurring hand bruising, which aides have linked to factors including frequent handshakes and medication side effects.

Thursday’s incident marked a shift, with the mark appearing on his left (non-dominant) hand rather than the right, where similar discoloration has been observed in the past.

The brief statement aimed to quell speculation amid the president’s busy Davos schedule, which included bilateral meetings with world leaders. No further details on the injury or any medical follow-up were provided.