President Moon Jae-in is speaking at a meeting of chief and advisors held at the Blue House on the afternoon of the 1st. yunhap news
President Moon Jae-in declared the opposition party’s offensive of’suspicion of nuclear power plant support’ as’politics like an old-world relic’, and demanded that opposition leaders such as Kim Jong-in, head of the People’s Power Emergency Response Committee, “do not retreat politics.” ▶Related Article 5 Pages President Moon said in a headline speech at the Blue House meeting held at the Blue House that afternoon, “In a situation where people’s livelihoods are already difficult, we hope that the politics should not be retreated by encouraging confrontation with politics that are relics of the old times to be discarded.” I hope to become a politician who cooperates while competing with better policies for solving public welfare problems.” President Moon’s remarks were aimed at raising suspicions from the opposition party that a proposal for the construction of a nuclear power plant was included among the portable storage devices (USB) data handed to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un during the April 27 inter-Korean summit in 2018. As for President Moon, he threw a severe message on the opposition’s attempt to politically utilize the’post-nuclear war’ issue into the’North Korean nuclear’ frame. Previously, Kim Jong-in, chairman of the People’s Power Emergency Countermeasures Committee, said, “The attempt to shut down the Korean nuclear power plant and build a nuclear power plant in North Korea in top secret in relation to the suspicion of manipulating the economic feasibility of the Wolseong Nuclear Power Plant Unit 1 It has been argued that it is a transferable act that can be shaken”. Accordingly, the Blue House and passport officials continued, “The data (passed to North Korea) does not contain the’member’ of the’Nuclear power plant’” (Kun-young Yoon, a former member of the Democratic Party, former head of the Blue House State Administration Office), and “The construction cost only costs 5 trillion won. The counterattack continued, such as saying, “How can I agree on a nuclear power plant that takes more than 10 years?” A senior Blue House official met with reporters on this day as well, saying, “It is a political offensive that crosses the line. “Color theory” conveyed an enraged internal atmosphere. The linking of what the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy officials wrote in terms of the idea of inter-Korean cooperation policy with’there is an attempt to build a nuclear power plant in North Korea’ is a typical political offensive ahead of the election. By Lee Wan, staff reporter [email protected]