New Zealand: Attack ahead of women's football tournament According to reports from Auckland, New Zealand, an attacker opened fire on i...

 

New Zealand: Attack ahead of women's football tournament

According to reports from Auckland, New Zealand, an attacker opened fire on individuals in the city's center, killing roughly two of them.

This occurs before to this Thursday's start of the Women's World Cup. According to police officials, the 24-year-old attacker died instantaneously as a result of their gunfire. Six individuals, including a police officer, suffered injuries. Due to the fact that the attack took place close to one of the FIFA players' accommodations, the shooting on the woman's head caught the attention of the general public, particularly those watching the game.

The attack had nothing to do with politics or ideology, according to Chris Hipkins, Prime Minister of New Zealand, which is hosting this year's competition. The President continued, "We have spoken with FIFA officials, and there is no delay in moving forward with the tournament preparations because the police officers got their noses blown."