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| ▲ The National Intelligence Service announced on the 5th that it has additionally provided relevant records, including photos of the 5·18 democratization movement, to the 5·18 Fact-Finding Investigation Committee (Fact-Finding Committee). In particular, the fact-finding committee stated that the photographs of armored wheeled vehicles that were put into the field are meant as data supporting the contents of the document and statement that “the first firing during the May 18 Democratization Movement was made in an armored wheeled vehicle with a broken wheel on the road in front of Gwangju High School.” Is very large.” The photo shows a 5·18-related record additionally provided by the National Intelligence Service (armored wheeled vehicle introduced during the May 18 Democratization Movement). 2021.4.5 | |
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On the 5th, the National Intelligence Service (National Intelligence Service) announced on the 5th that it provided relevant records to the 5.18 Fact-Investigation Committee (Fact-Investigation Committee), including photographs of a wheeled armored vehicle being put into the demonstration during the May 18 Democratization Movement in 1980.
Through the press release on this day, the NIS said, “For the purpose of finding out the facts of the May 18 Democratization Movement, records and photos were additionally provided to the 5 18 Fact Investigation Committee.” “August 11, November 4, 2020, February 2021. The fourth material will be provided following the 9th.”
This time, the National Intelligence Service provided 832 pages of 17 reports collected and produced by the Central Intelligence Agency at the time in the domestic sector, and 5 410 pages of data, including reports from overseas media reports and reports of responses from foreign intelligence agencies that reported the domestic situation at the time. .
Among the 204 photographs, photographs of protest students and wheeled armored vehicles were included in the early May 18th.
In this regard, the fact-finding committee stated, “In the case of a photograph of a wheeled armored vehicle,’the first firing was performed on a wheeled armored vehicle with a broken wheel in the front road of Gwangju High School. Except for the armored vehicle, all other martial law armored vehicles were of track type.’ It is a data that can support the content, and it is very meaningful.”
The NIS also provided additional photographs of students taking part in the protests being taken by airborne troops or lying face down with their heads on the ground. In addition, the NIS provided a report produced by the Central Intelligence Agency collected and produced trends in each field, as well as reports on foreign media and reactions from foreign intelligence agencies at the time.
The NIS said, “In the future, we will actively communicate with the Fact-Finding Committee and continue to discover and support data to make efforts for the 5.18 Fact Finding.”