Lee Jae-myung was attacked, and his helicopter flew to Seoul, hanging in the balance
On January 2, South Korea's political scene made a huge wave, and Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the largest opposition party, was rushed to Seoul National University Hospital by helicopter after receiving emergency treatment at Busan National University Hospital. It all started with a sudden attack that shocked the whole country.
The attack occurred at an event on the morning of the 2nd, when an unknown man posed as a supporter and suddenly stabbed Lee Jae-myung in the neck. Wearing a blue paper crown and holding a placard, the suspect blended into the crowd and attacked at close range. After Lee was attacked, he was quickly taken to the hospital for treatment, and the attacker was immediately arrested by the security forces.
According to the news, Lee Jae-myung's jugular vein was suspected to be damaged, and the medical staff urgently decided to transfer him to Seoul National University Hospital for surgery in order to avoid further heavy bleeding. Helicopters buzzed up, carrying the fate of South Korean dignitaries into the unknown.
The attack has aroused widespread concern in the community, and President Yoon Suk-yeol has expressed deep concern. President Yoon demanded that the police thoroughly investigate the truth and said that under no circumstances should society tolerate such violence.
The entire South Korean political scene is in deep mourning, and Lee Jae-myung originally planned to go to Yangsan City to meet with former President Moon Jae-in on the same day. This sudden incident will have a profound impact on South Korean politics and raise concerns about political security at home and abroad.
We will continue to monitor the development of the incident, pray for Lee Jae-myung's recovery, and call on society to remain rational in political activities and maintain a peaceful and stable social order. Stay tuned, keep up with the latest reports.