Multi -national head of state politicians statement

On the morning of July 8th local time, former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot. According to Japanese media reports, Abe has no life signs.

On July 8th local time, British Prime Minister Johnson issued a text in Twitter to express condolences to former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's attack. He said: "The news of the despicable attack on Shinzo Abe was shocked and sad, and my heart was with his family and the one I loved."

According to the United States CNN (CNN), for the former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's lecture on Nara, Australian Prime Minister Albunse said on Twitter on the 8th that "news from Japan is shocking. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot. At this moment, we are with his family and the Japanese people. "

Regarding the shooting of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's lecture in Nara, Indian Prime Minister Modi released Twitter, saying that he was "deeply sad" for Abe's attack.

Former US President Trump also prayed for Abe and his family. Trump said on his own social media platform "TruthSocial" that Abe was shot "absolutely devastating news." Trump wrote that Abe "is my real friend, and more importantly, it is a friend of the United States." "This is a huge blow for the Japanese people. They love and admire him very much."

U.S. Secretary of State Brosky was shocked and sad about Shinzo Abe's shot. Brinkeak, who is participating in the G20 meeting in Bali, Indonesia, said, "this is a very, very sad moment", and the United States "deeply feel sad and concerned."

The US Ambassador to Japan Ram Emmanuel said on the 8th, saying "sadness and shock." In a statement, Emmanuel stated that "our former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot deeply and was deeply shocked. Shinzo Abe was an outstanding leader in Japan and an unswerving allies in the United States. Abe, his family and the Japanese people pray. "

Russian satellite news agency's latest news on the 8th said that Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov, who is participating in the G20 conference, expressed deep sympathy for former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's shot. He also said that he did not know what his attempts behind the Japanese politicians had.

The South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs Park Zhen, who also visited Indonesia, expressed condolences to the Japanese side on the 8th of Japan's former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. According to news from the Korean delegation attending the G20 Foreign Minister, Park Zhen heard the condolences to the Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs Lin Fang at the venue after hearing the news of Abe's attack on the same day. He said that the news was shocking and hoped that Abe could recover soon.

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