The commemorative ceremony of the Japanese Self -Defense Forces was stabbed, and the Solomon Islands apologized: not for individual

Comprehensive Associated Press and the Japan Times reported that a Japanese maritime self -defense player was attacked at a World War II commemorative ceremony on the 8th of the Solomon Islands on the 8th. The attacker was a local man.

"Japan Times" report screenshot

The 80th anniversary ceremony of the "Battle of Gwadar Kanal Island" was held in the Solomon Islands capital of Henia La. The guests attended the US Deputy Secretary of State Schiman, the Japanese Defense Deputy Minister Ghost Monuki, the New Zealand Secretary Pini Hiney Peeni Henare and the United States Ambassador to Australia Caroline Kennedy.

The Japan Times said that an official who was unwilling to disclose the name of the Japanese Embassy said that the 27 -year -old injured man was a media spokesman for the Japanese Maritime Self -Defense Force "Mist Rain" destroyer, and the destroyer was participating in the exercise in nearby areas. On -site videos showed that the attacker was a man wearing a yellow T -shirt and a bearded face, and he was subsequently pressed to the ground by six people including the US soldiers.

Attacker is controlled by the source: Foreign media

The Associated Press quoted Radio New Zealand reports that the offshore self -defense player was stabbed by scissors. Medical staff revealed that he needed a needle, but the current situation was good. Local officials Wesley Ramo said the attacker came from nearby residential areas and "mental instability" and has been controlled.

Attacker is controlled by the source: Foreign media

Swalo added that the attacker had been arrested by the police on the spot and will be handled according to law. "Our government and people are very sorry for what happened today."

The Russian satellite news agency quoted the Solomon Islands' local media "Solomon Star" reported that the Solomon Islands law enforcement agency has investigated the incident.

According to Reuters earlier, the "Battle of Gwadar Kanal Island" was a battle that was led by the United States and Japan, led by the United States during World War II. For the archipelago, the Solomon Islands Prime Minister Sogovre did not attend in accordance with the original plan.

(Edit: ZLQ)

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