Cheong Wa Dae “Extraordinary with remarks in a conversation
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President Moon Jae-in issued an unusual warning about the discharge of contaminated water at a meeting with Japanese Ambassador Koichi Aiboshi’s inauguration of his credentials.
On the 14th, a spokesman for the Blue House said, “I can’t tell you this,” said President Moon in a conversation immediately after the establishment of the credentials of Japanese Ambassador Koichi Aiboshi on the 14th. “The concern of South Korea sharing the sea is very high.” He said, “I know the concerns of the Korean government and the people well, so please communicate them well to my home country.” Spokesman Kang emphasized that “President Moon’s remarks are extremely unusual as the remarks of the enactment ceremony.”
President Moon also ordered that the Japanese government’s decision to release contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant at an internal meeting of the Blue House on the same day was “actively reviewed with the International Maritime Law Court with provisional measures.” A key member of the Blue House said, “The lawsuit went into a legal review in the office of the legal secretary. According to international conventions on maritime law, etc., the Court may, upon request for interim measures, order interim measures to preserve the interests of the parties to the dispute or to prevent significant damage to the marine environment.” When asked whether the United States and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) had no problem with Japan’s decision to release contaminated water at sea, the official said, “It seems inappropriate for our government to comment on other countries’ positions.” .
/ Reporter Yoon Kyung-hwan [email protected]
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