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Trump and Epstein's statue was recently installed again

After obtaining a permit for the sculpture "Best Friends Forever," it was reinstalled in the National Mall in Washington.

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A statue depicting former US President Donald Trump and the billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, who was accused of sexual abuse and later died, in a handshake was installed for the second time in the National Mall area in Washington.

The statue is titled "Best Friends Forever" and was created by an anonymous artist. It was first installed without permission on September 24, 2025, and was quickly removed. After the necessary legal permits were subsequently obtained, the statue was restored to its place on October 2.

This statue has sparked major debates on social media and in the US mass media. Many commentators evaluate this work as an example of politically resonant art, while others emphasize that it is an attempt to damage the reputation of the former president.

Although the statue was installed with a permit, how long it will remain is unknown. Official authorities and the public are closely monitoring the situation.

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