Who is Shinzo Abe’s attacker, why was he shot?

The condition of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is very critical at this time. In the face of Japan, where even a gun license is difficult to get, this type of attack on Abe has surprised everyone. 67-year-old Shinzo was attacked today during a speech at a rally. Here the attacker standing behind Shinzo Abe fired two shots, after which he fell to the ground. The suspected attacker was apprehended from the spot itself. Different people have been sharing information since the attack.

The age of the suspected attacker is said to be 41 years. His name is Yamagami Tetsuya. The attacker was a member of the Self Defense Force. The gun with which the attack took place was recovered from the spot. That’s a shotgun.

The suspect Yamagami Tetsuya is a resident of Nara City. According to media reports, he had worked in self-defense for about three years before 2005. During interrogation, Yamagami Tetsuya has told that he was angry about some things of the former PM, so he tried to kill him. The condition of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (age 67 years) is critical after being shot. He was not even breathing. At present, he has been shifted to another hospital (Nara Medical University Hospital).