South Korean Opposition Leader Stabbed, Recovering After Surgery

Attacker disguised as supporter arrested, motive remains unknown as police investigate

South Korea's opposition leader Lee Jae-myung was stabbed in the neck during a public event in Busan.
The attacker, a man in his 60s, was disguised as a supporter and was quickly subdued and arrested.
Lee is recovering well after surgery to repair his jugular vein, which was cut in the attack.
The motive of the attacker, who reportedly has a history of extreme political views, remains unknown.
Police have raided the attacker's home and office, and a formal arrest warrant has been issued.