South Korean government strongly condemns any political violence in response to attack on Trump

In response to the attack, which occurred while former U.S. President Donald Trump was campaigning, the South Korean government issued a statement saying it "strongly condemns any form of political violence."
On the 14th, the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated, "We would like to express our condolences to the American people who were shocked by this incident, and the Korean people stand with the American people." It continued, "Given the seriousness of the related cases, the government
"We are closely monitoring related developments, primarily through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Korean Embassy in the United States," he said. President Yoon Seok-yeol said on Twitter, "I am shocked by the terrible political violence.
"I pray for a speedy recovery for former President Trump," he said. Former US Republican presidential candidate Trump was shot while campaigning in Butler, Pennsylvania on the afternoon of the 13th (local time).
Former President Trump said on social media that he was hit by a bullet that penetrated the upper part of his right ear. The suspect was shot dead at the scene, but one citizen at the rally was killed and two others were killed.
He was seriously injured.