Shock: The new discovery in the house of the assassin of Mr. Abe Shinzo confuses public opinion

According to Kyodo News, the assassin of late Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Tetsuya Yamagami, told investigators that he initially planned to make bombs but later switched to making guns because he did not want to cause indiscriminate casualties.

Yamagami watches tutorials on his YouTube video sharing channel to learn how to make guns. He uses small plastic shells containing pellet explosives in his gun. This homemade murder weapon consists of 2 metal tubes fixed with black tape, which can fire 6 bullets at the same time. The gun seized at the scene was 40 cm long and 20 cm high.

Components used to dispense gunpowder and pellet explosives in plastic cases were also found at Yamagami's home in the western Japanese city of Nara along with a delivery note believed to be from an online purchase. .

In addition, police also discovered 2 homemade guns in progress, each consisting of 3 metal pipes fixed with black tape.

This suggests Yamagami is trying to create a more lethal weapon or prepare multiple guns suitable for the locations where he intends to carry out the assassination. So far, a total of 5 homemade guns have been found at Yamagami's house.

Earlier, sources said Yamagami had been to the hall in Okayama City, where Abe gave a speech, before the assassination attempt on July 8. He carried another homemade gun.

Investigators believe that the gun Yamagami brought to Okayama City was most likely not a handgun. Since he couldn't get close to Mr. Abe in the hall, he looked for another opportunity to assassinate and chose a more lethal gun.

Meanwhile, NHK broadcast on July 12 reported that the Chairman of Japan's National Public Safety Committee Ninoyu Satoshi had ordered police agencies to set up a panel to investigate security flaws in the country. regarding the assassination of Mr. Abe.

Mr. Ninoyu acknowledged that it was not enough to protect Mr. Abe's security on July 8. The official added that on July 12, Japan's National Police Agency informed him that based on the situation, there were problems with the escort and protection process for Abe that day.

On the afternoon of July 12, the funeral of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was solemnly held in Tokyo.

After the funeral ceremony ended, around 2:30 p.m. local time, the casket of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was moved from Zojoji Temple in front of the LDP headquarters, the Prime Minister's Office, and the National Assembly headquarters.

At the areas where coffins passed, thousands of people stood on both sides of the road to pay their respects and bid farewell to the prime minister.

On July 11, the Japanese Embassy in Vietnam opened a memorial book to commemorate the late Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo. Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong sent a wreath to the former Chairman of the Liberal Democratic Party and the late Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo.

State President Nguyen Xuan Phuc and Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on behalf of senior Vietnamese leaders visited and recorded mourning books at the Japanese Embassy in Vietnam, attended by leaders of a number of departments and ministries. Central branch.

National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue sent a wreath to the late Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. The Vietnamese senior leaders expressed their boundless condolences and conveyed the deepest condolences of the Party, State and people of Vietnam to the Liberal Democratic Party, the Government, the people of Japan and the late Prime Minister's family. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

For a long time as Prime Minister of Japan, Mr. Abe has left many special and meaningful imprints in building and consolidating the Vietnam - Japan extensive strategic partnership for peace. and prosperity in Asia.

The special affections and valuable support and support that Mr. Abe has for the country and people of Vietnam as well as the friendly cooperation between Vietnam and Japan will always be cherished by Vietnamese leaders and people. important and forever engraved.

The Vietnamese senior leader expressed his wish that the Japanese leader, people and Mr. Abe's family soon overcome this great pain and loss; I hope the two countries preserve and further develop the good relationship between Vietnam and Japan.

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