South Korea's political scene has risen again, and Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the largest opposition party, was attacked at the event site in Busan, which has attracted widespread attention. According to Yonhap News Agency, on the morning of January 2, local time, Lee Jae-myung was suddenly attacked by an assailant wearing a crown-shaped paper hat while attending an event in Busan.
It is reported that the crown-shaped paper hat worn by the attacker at the time of the incident is suspected to have been worn to celebrate his birthday, and it is shocking that Lee Jae-myung's name is written on it.
Photos and videos from the scene showed the attackers suddenly approaching Lee Jae-myung and appeared to ask for an autograph, and a clash ensued. According to the latest report from the Chosun Ilbo, Lee Jae-myung suffered minor injuries, including a 1-centimeter laceration on his body.
Fortunately, after emergency treatment, Lee Jae-myung was conscious. At around 11:14 local time, Lee Jae-myung underwent suture surgery and is currently not life-threatening.
The incident once again highlighted tensions and security issues in South Korean politics. Lee Jae-myung, as the leader of South Korea's largest opposition party, has always attracted much attention. His safety is not only a matter of personal safety, but also affects the future direction of South Korean politics.
The police have stepped in to investigate the case and make every effort to trace the true identity and motive of the attackers. At the same time, the South Korean government and people from all walks of life have also expressed their concern and support for Lee Jae-myung, calling for strengthened security measures to ensure the safety of politicians and the public.
The incident was not only an attack on Lee Jae-myung personally, but also a challenge to South Korea's democratic system. South Korean society and the international community are closely following the progress of this case, hoping to find out the truth as soon as possible and maintain political stability and public safety.