U.S. ambassador says doing "well and in great spirits" after knife attack


  • World
  • Thursday, 05 Mar 2015

SEOUL (Reuters) - U.S. Ambassador Mark Lippert said he was well and in great spirits as he recovered from surgery to treat wounds on his face and arm suffered in a knife attack early on Thursday at an event in central Seoul.

"Doing well and in great spirits! Robyn, Sejun, Grigsby and I - deeply moved by the support!" Lippert tweeted, referring respectively to his wife, newborn son, and dog. "Will be back ASAP to advance US-ROK alliance!"

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