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Breaking: Lee Jae-myung, chief of South Korea's main opposition Democratic Party, was attacked during a visit to Busan on Tuesday. The shocking incident has sent shockwaves across the nation, with Yonhap reporting that Lee was rushed to Seoul National University Hospital while conscious. Details remain sparse, but authorities confirm an investigation is underway.
Political tensions are rising as Lee, a prominent figure in South Korea's 2024 general election race, recovers. Supporters and critics alike are demanding answers. “This is an assault on democracy,” tweeted a Democratic Party member. Could this reshape the political landscape? Stay tuned for updates.
CGTN is tracking developments live from the hospital. Local media reports no suspects have been named yet. Analysts warn the attack could deepen polarization ahead of April’s parliamentary elections. “Safety of public figures is now under scrutiny,” said a Busan-based journalist.
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Breaking: Lee Jae-myung, chief of South Korea's main opposition Democratic Party, was attacked during a visit to Busan on Tuesday. The shocking incident has sent shockwaves across the nation, with Yonhap reporting that Lee was rushed to Seoul National University Hospital while conscious. Details remain sparse, but authorities confirm an investigation is underway.
Political tensions are rising as Lee, a prominent figure in South Korea's 2024 general election race, recovers. Supporters and critics alike are demanding answers. 
“This is an assault on democracy,” tweeted a Democratic Party member. Could this reshape the political landscape? Stay tuned for updates.
CGTN is tracking developments live from the hospital. Local media reports no suspects have been named yet. Analysts warn the attack could deepen polarization ahead of April’s parliamentary elections. 
“Safety of public figures is now under scrutiny,” said a Busan-based journalist.
