Japan’s ex-leader Shinzo Abe dies after being shot at during speech – BBC News
Japan’s ex-leader Shinzo Abe dies after being shot at during speech – BBC News
Former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe, 67, has died in hospital after he was shot at a political event in southern Japan, according to local media.
Mr Abe was shot at twice while he was giving a speech in the southern city of Nara on Friday morning.
He immediately collapsed and was rushed to the nearest hospital.
Security officials at the scene tackled the gunman, and the 41-year-old suspect is now in police custody.
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This is so heartbreaking. Can’t believe this incident is happened in such a peaceful country.
@First Last wdym they’re one country they aren’t one country, since China isn’t helping Russia at all
Fearful country rather
This is horrible. I’ve live in Japan 🇯🇵 for over 8 yrs of life and recently left there in June ‘22. You never this type of violence in such a peaceful country. #RIPAbe-San 🕊🙏🏾💐
Ohh yeah the mafia never ran the clubs and never had knife fights 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 what a sheltered life some people have.
@devon vanwaus 🤣👍
@Scarecrow Marsh what? I’m from the Philippines and Japan is just 2 hours away from our country and Japan have tons of crimes everyday and every year. Japan was never been peaceful due to the gangs and criminals residing in the major cities
Stop putting emoji’s in these massages. So cringe!
Mr Abe was respected around the world and was the pride of the Japanese people. Such an end is unacceptable. It is wrong to change with violence.
Japan, Asia and the world have lost a great man.
I’m in the deepest sad as a Japanese.
RIP Abe former prime minister.
Last fight https://youtu.be/lqZWbh4Ss98
Received , Many Thanks !
Nothing in this world will make all the people happy, when you do something even if it’s the right thing someone will still hate you. RIP PM Abe!!!!
Abe didn’t die he just got transferred into another world
So true.
My Best wishes for your work Love and Peace to your family !
*Video not for children! Watch the video you will be shocked* EVERYDAYS.ML
Mr.Dunn – respect for you.
@drubber I thought it was uncensored video of his assassination. Very lame and not based tbh
@Kasia Nowakowska No shit sherlock
@Dank Memes 420 🤣 that’ll teach ya
The likes are clearly bots
I’m not a big fan of politicians, but as Japanese I am shocked and extremely sad about this news. He absolutely did not deserve to die this way. RIP former Prime Minister. You, your work and dedication will be remembered forever by us.
@KaiserWar sad day we all lost a brilliant man. #R.I.P
@Wusong Liao Abe said some nationalists words, but he didn’t drop bombs at Arab countries, make political rivals or activists go missing or even create concentration camps for the Uighur race. Look yourself in the mirror before saying things about other people’s leaders.
@Sensei really? No wonder this world is so f***Ed up with this kind of answers you provide.
Rest in peace Mr Abe. Although as Chinese, I don’t really like him, but his job is not make other country’s people like him, he did good for Japan, that is enough. Assassination is act of coward, killer will get punishment he deserved. I hope Japan remain stable and this kind of thing don’t happen anywhere in this world.
https://youtu.be/5VL9LU3onfs It’s here finally!
Dude is legendary… he will be missed…
Sayonara Abe San 😪. He was one of my favorite politicians in the world. I had never ever thought in my wildest dreams that he would die this way . he was a great friend of our country India and we Indians loved him for his dedication and love towards our culture and development. I hope once the bullet train becomes a reality in India, a platform or a line gets named after him as a token of respect. tomorrow,India has declared a national mourning of our dear friend. RIP Abe San,you will be greatly missed . you coming out of pipe wearing a Mario Costume during the closing ceremony of Rio Olympics will be one of my most memorable moments of yours 😭😢
Devastating for Japan. Mr Abe was instrumental in keeping Japan on the World stage, and retaining it’s status there. Well respected wherever he went, he will be sadly missed, both in Japan and Internationally….. A true Statesman.
Thank you very much !
Well said Sir