Shock: "Fired 10 shots" — A bus carrying soccer fans turned into hell, a senseless shooting terror 'tragedy'... Blood-stained floors, shattered windows

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A tragedy unfolded when fans of the Argentine professional soccer league were subjected to a senseless shooting while boarding a bus after returning from an away match.

The UK's 'The Sun' reported on the 23rd (Korean time) that "a bus carrying supporters of Tigre, an Argentine first-division team, was targeted in a shooting attack last night on the 21st."

On the day of the incident, approximately 2,000 Tigre fans traveled to Uruguay's Montevideo Gran Parque Central Stadium to support their team. Tigre defeated Nacional, a Uruguayan club with 10 players, 3-0 in the Copa Sudamericana final tournament playoffs. The incident occurred while fans were returning home after celebrating their victory.

According to South American media outlet 'La Derecha Diario,' the bus carrying fans was hit by at least 10 bullets. One fan suffered a gunshot wound to the arm and was urgently transported to a hospital. Released footage showed the interior of the bus with shattered glass windows and floors covered in blood. Bullet holes were visible on various parts of the bus exterior, and tires were also damaged.

Immediately after the incident, Martin Suarez, president of Tigre, visited the hospital to check on the injured fan's condition.

Tigre issued an immediate statement strongly condemning the violent act. The club stated, "No form of violence will ever be tolerated," and emphasized that "soccer should be a celebration, and any action threatening fans' physical safety must never be accepted."

The club explained that emergency measures were immediately activated to ensure fan safety. It was announced that fans who boarded the bus arrived safely in Buenos Aires early this morning. The injured fan received treatment at a local hospital and remained under the protection of club executives and medical staff at the team's accommodation before being safely returned to Buenos Aires that morning after his condition improved.

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