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'''Donale Yoru''' was a |
'''Donale Yoru''' was a Kelelemi politician. |
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| succeeded = [[Turen Hadine]] |
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== Biography == |
== Biography == |
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=== Political career === |
=== Political career === |
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Donale Yoru was a Member of [[Parliament Hall]], the Minister for the Kelelemi Department of Labour and a supporter of President of the Collective Kelelemi Republic, [[ |
Donale Yoru was a Member of [[Parliament Hall]], the Minister for the Kelelemi Department of Labour and a supporter of [[President of the Collective Kelelemi Republic]], [[Robete Guresone]]. |
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=== Assassination === |
=== Assassination === |
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On 18-11 9 PC Donale Yoru was hosting an event in [[Nodakh]] for local supporters of Robete Gruesone. During the event member of the [[Sorewa Liberation Uprising]], Undrin Goveok entered the building using a stolen security pass. Concealing a pistol, he waited for Yoru to talk to journalists in the lobby. Halfway through talking to a local television crew, Goveok fired two shots from his pistol. The first bullet missed but the second hit Yoru in the head [[Assassination of |
On 18-11 9 PC Donale Yoru was hosting an event in [[Nodakh]] for local supporters of Robete Gruesone. During the event member of the [[Sorewa Liberation Uprising]], Undrin Goveok entered the building using a stolen security pass. Concealing a pistol, he waited for Yoru to talk to journalists in the lobby. Halfway through talking to a local television crew, Goveok fired two shots from his pistol. The first bullet missed but the second hit Yoru in the head [[Assassination of Donale Yoru|killing him instantly]]. |
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Goveok was quickly subdued by security officials and a camera crew whilst waiting for police to arrive. Meanwhile, the building was evacuated, and Deputy Minister of Labor Turen Hadine was informed he was now the acting Minister for Labor. The assassination was captured on film by several cameras and footage of the attack was shown on late-night news on television and the press. |
Goveok was quickly subdued by security officials and a camera crew whilst waiting for police to arrive. Meanwhile, the building was evacuated, and Deputy Minister of Labor Turen Hadine was informed he was now the acting Minister for Labor. The assassination was captured on film by several cameras and footage of the attack was shown on late-night news on television and the press. |
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Latest revision as of 00:41, 19 January 2026
Donale Yoru was a Kelelemi politician.
Donale Yoru | |
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| Minister for the Kelelemi Department of Labour | |
| In office ? – 18-11 9 PC | |
| Succeeded by | Turen Hadine |
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| Born | 25 TT |
| Died | 18-11 9 PC Nodakh, Collective Kelelemi Republic |
Biography
Political career
Donale Yoru was a Member of Parliament Hall, the Minister for the Kelelemi Department of Labour and a supporter of President of the Collective Kelelemi Republic, Robete Guresone.
Assassination
On 18-11 9 PC Donale Yoru was hosting an event in Nodakh for local supporters of Robete Gruesone. During the event member of the Sorewa Liberation Uprising, Undrin Goveok entered the building using a stolen security pass. Concealing a pistol, he waited for Yoru to talk to journalists in the lobby. Halfway through talking to a local television crew, Goveok fired two shots from his pistol. The first bullet missed but the second hit Yoru in the head killing him instantly.
Goveok was quickly subdued by security officials and a camera crew whilst waiting for police to arrive. Meanwhile, the building was evacuated, and Deputy Minister of Labor Turen Hadine was informed he was now the acting Minister for Labor. The assassination was captured on film by several cameras and footage of the attack was shown on late-night news on television and the press.