Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan has revealed details of his attack after he was shot during a rally in an address to the nation.
Mr Khan was shot four times, with two bullets hitting each of his legs, during a protest march in Pakistan on Thursday.
Describing his injuries, he said he was hit “on the right thigh [with] two bullets” and on “the left thigh two bullets” – adding that his “left tibia was fractured”.
He said there was a fracture on his right leg and near the main artery there were some bullet fragments.
“If it was hit there, there would have been a lot of bleeding,” he said.
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