On the morning of January 2, local time, Lee Jae-myung, the leader of South Korea's largest opposition party, was attacked while attending an event in Busan, South Korea. South Korean media "North Korea**" disclosed Lee Jae-myung's latest injury, saying that he was still conscious, but the neck wound was several centimeters deep and bleeding profusely.
According to the report, when Lee Jae-myung was about to leave in the car after answering reporters' questions, a man in his sixties and seventies wearing a blue paper crown suddenly rushed over and stabbed Lee Jae-myung in the neck, and then he was arrested on the spot.
It is understood that the man's tool for committing the crime was a 30-centimeter long knife. In order to squeeze into the crowd to get close to Lee Jae-myung, he once shouted "sign for me".
After Lee Jae-myung was attacked, he fell to the ground on the spot, and his shirt was stained red with blood. He was then rushed by ambulance to a nearby hospital. According to the report, Lee Jae-myung originally planned to visit South Korea on the same day, but the attack plan was ruined.
[**People**Overseas Edition-Overseas Network].
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