“At the time, it is necessary to check whether there was an instruction from the chief civil administration office to’do not’…
President Moon has an obligation to respond”
North Korea also discloses information that Pfizer’s vaccine hack was successful
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In the midst of the controversy over illegal inspections by the National Intelligence Service during the Lee Myung-bak (MB) administration, on the 17th, “It was confirmed that the Roh Moo-hyun administration also had (National Intelligence Service) inspections,” said Ha Tae-kyung, a secretary of the National Assembly Information Committee.
Congressman Ha appeared on a radio broadcast that day and said, “There is a possibility that (the National Intelligence Service) communicated with the Blue House,” and said, “The MB government told the NIS to continue updating (inspection information).” He then explained, “There is no confirmation of an instruction to stop the illegal inspection during the Park Geun-hye administration.”
He stressed, “There is a possibility that we have updated (inspection information) continuously, and how far this can be done is, during the Roh Moo-hyun administration, then President Moon Jae-in was the chief civil servant.” He added, “It is necessary to confirm whether there was an instruction in the civil administration chief’s office at the time, “Do not do this,” he said. “The president was obligated to answer.”
Meanwhile, Congressman Ha also disclosed information that North Korea succeeded in hacking a Pfizer vaccine at the end of last year. “There was a report from the NIS that attempted to hack a vaccine two months ago, and I received a separate detailed report,” he said. “It was clearly stated in the NIS document as’the stealing of Pfizer in the EU’.”
/ Intern reporter Jisu Kang [email protected]
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