Did JFK die because he challenged the hidden rulers of the world?

In one of his most controversial statements during the 2016 campaign, Donald Trump made a bold and mysterious promise: > "I will reveal who really killed John F. Kennedy." The statement did not go unnoticed. Since President John F. Kennedy’s assassination on November 22, 1963, the case has been surrounded by mystery, despite the official narrative that placed full responsibility on Lee Harvey Oswald. But why did Trump make this claim? And what made him suggest that he knew something different from the official version? According to media reports, Trump hinted during his campaign that U.S. intelligence agencies were "hiding something" about the assassination. He even went further after taking office, stating in interviews that he intended to release the "full set of files" related to the case. Indeed, in 2017, Trump ordered the release of thousands of classified documents concerning the assassination. However, hundreds of pages were withheld under "national security" reasons — fueling even more speculation: Was there a U.S. government link? Is the real killer still unknown? Today, as demands grow for full transparency, the question returns strongly: Did Trump back away from the truth? Or was he afraid to confront the deep state?