Donald Trump's bodyguards were alarmed: Tension rose while the US President spoke

A video shot at US President Donald Trump's Alaska rally on October 13 spread quickly on social media. In the footage, a man is seen approaching security guards positioned near the stage while Trump continues his speech.

In the video, one agent can be seen moving his hand towards his waist, while another agent appears from behind a blue curtain. These moments raised questions about what happened during the incident.

Trump continued his speech at the podium while these moments were happening. The agents' movements do not confirm whether the man posed a threat or whether he intended to pull a gun on any agent.

A man who approached security guards to alert them of a possible threat was seen alarming Secret Service agents.

The images spread on social media platforms caused different comments. While some viewers interpreted the agent's hand gesture as reaching for a gun, others suggested he may have been adjusting his radio.

The video also shows a second security agent emerging from behind a blue curtain as the man approaches staff near the stage. The images led to comments that the security team was alarmed at that moment. It is unknown whether the agents received any warning or whether their actions were motivated by a specific security concern.

The incident occurred during Trump's speech at the Curtis D. Menard Memorial Sports Center in Wasilla, Alaska. Trump addressed his supporters ahead of the midterm elections in November.

The US President had come to the state to rally support for Republican candidates he supports, including Senator Dan Sullivan and gubernatorial candidate Bernadette Wilson.