A string of new court filings was made on Monday that reveal many new details about Ryan Routh, the federal operative who tried to assassinate President Donald Trump at his Palm Beach golf course in September 2024.

The filings indicate that there are many potential co-conspirators who are still out there, including a Mexican smuggler, a team of Afghan commandos, and an “associate” in Ukraine who might be a CIA contact of Routh’s.

He was communicating with others about his plans to try to assassinate the president as far back as February 2024.

During his initial court appearance back on September 16, 2024, Routh informed the judge that he makes $3,000 a month and has no bank account, no assets, and no retirement fund. Despite having no money, Routh was trotting around the globe visiting foreign countries and trying to recruit mercenaries to go fight in Ukraine. He also delivered US military drones to Ukraine, which is the most solid proof that Routh is actually a CIA operative.

The DOJ filed a notice with the court on Monday indicating much of the evidence that it intends to produce at trial. The evidence shows a pattern of Routh working toward an assassination attempt against President Trump.

Back in February 2024, Routh began communicating with a Mexican smuggler named only as “Ramiro” in the filing. Routh was trying to smuggle a group of Afghan commandos into the US.

The commandos apparently fled from Afghanistan to Iran after Joe Biden surrendered that nation to the Taliban in 2021. It’s unclear what Routh intended the Afghan commandos to do here in America, but it doesn’t sound benevolent, does it?

Routh also communicated with Ramiro to develop an escape plan to leave the country in the event that he succeeded in killing the president. Routh had created an escape plan involving aliases, burner phones, and stolen license plates, but he needed Ramiro to sneak him across the border into Mexico.

Starting in August 2024, the DOJ says that Routh started communicating with a Ukrainian “associate.” Routh wanted to buy a Stinger missile to try to take down Trump Force One while the president was on the campaign trail.

The DOJ has Routh’s text messages from these conversations. Routh and the Ukrainian talked about purchase options for an anti-aircraft weapon, including one of the Stinger missiles that Joe Biden sent to Ukraine. Routh asked if his associate could ship the weapon to him here in the US.

This calls Routh’s mysterious financing into question again. Stinger missiles on the black market supposedly cost between $50,000 and $80,000 apiece.

Remember last year when someone in the Biden regime leaked a story to the press about how Iran was trying to shoot down Trump Force One? The Iranians had nothing to do with that. Ryan Routh, however, was trying to buy a missile to shoot President Trump’s plane down. Was the Iran story just CIA misdirection because they were worried this would eventually come out?

“I need equipment so that Trump cannot get elected,” Routh texted his Ukrainian associate, according to the court filing.

“Going to the local store for such an item is impossible—however you are at war so those items lost and destroyed daily—one missing would not be noticed. Do you think Trump will be good for Ukraine?????”

The filings also indicate that Routh attempted to buy a .50 caliber sniper rifle in August. Those retail for up to $20,000. Where did this guy get that kind of cash?

Judge Aileen Cannon is overseeing the case. Most readers remember her as the judge who dismissed Jack Smith’s ridiculous classified documents case against President Trump last year.

One of the motions that the DOJ filed on Monday was actually classified. In fact, it was so highly classified that Routh’s defense attorneys are not allowed to see it.

All of this seems to be leading to the most logical conclusion, which is that Ryan Routh is some sort of spook for the intelligence agencies.

There are also a ton of red flags in the case of Thomas Matthew Crooks, who shot President Trump at the rally in Butler, PA last year. Unfortunately, we’re not learning anything new about that case.

We have maintained from the beginning that these assassination attempts are going to lead directly back to the Biden White House. Nothing in these latest court filings on Ryan Routh points to anything different.