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and display Blue He was shot and seriously injured during a campaign speech on Friday, after which he was rushed to the hospital by air.
A few hours later, the Japanese Radio and Television Corporation announced the death of Abe, 67, in a hospital in the city of Kashihara, where he was receiving first aid.
She said the police She arrested the perpetrator on the spot, as it is a 41-year-old person named Tetsuya Yamagami.
The shooter admitted targeting him, and said he had hatred for an organization he believed Abe was linked to, police said Friday.
A senior police officer in Nara district told reporters "The suspect admitted that he was hated by a certain organization, and that he committed the crime because he believed that former Prime Minister Abe was associated with it."without revealing any further details.
and through Investigation First, with him, the detainee informed the police that he was "He was resentful towards Abe and was intending to kill him".
Japanese state television reported that the suspect served in the Maritime Self-Defense Force for three years in the 2000s.
NHK said the killer did not resist arrest and did not attempt to escape after shooting the former prime minister.
Yamagami carried out his attack with a homemade pistol, while media reports said he aimed the bullet directly into Abe’s heart.
Hidetada Fukushima, a professor in charge of emergency medicine at Nara University Hospital, revealed that Abe received more than 100 units of blood in transfusions over a four-hour period as he was bleeding from a wound in the heart. He arrived at the hospital in cardiac arrest and never regained consciousness.
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and display Blue He was shot and seriously injured during a campaign speech on Friday, after which he was rushed to the hospital by air.
A few hours later, the Japanese Radio and Television Corporation announced the death of Abe, 67, in a hospital in the city of Kashihara, where he was receiving first aid.
She said the police She arrested the perpetrator on the spot, as it is a 41-year-old person named Tetsuya Yamagami.
The shooter admitted targeting him, and said he had hatred for an organization he believed Abe was linked to, police said Friday.
“The suspect admitted that he was spiteful of a certain organization, and that he committed the crime because he believed that former Prime Minister Abe was connected to it,” a senior police officer in Nara district told reporters, without revealing further details.
and through Investigation The first was with him, the detainee informed the police that he “was resentful towards Abby and was intending to kill him.”
Japanese state television reported that the suspect served in the Maritime Self-Defense Force for three years in the 2000s.
NHK said the killer did not resist arrest and did not attempt to escape after shooting the former prime minister.
Yamagami carried out his attack with a homemade pistol, while media reports said he aimed the bullet directly into Abe’s heart.
Hidetada Fukushima, a professor in charge of emergency medicine at Nara University Hospital, revealed that Abe received more than 100 units of blood in transfusions over a four-hour period as he was bleeding from a wound in the heart. He arrived at the hospital in cardiac arrest and never regained consciousness.