A post-storm over North Korean nuclear power-related documents deleted by officials from the Ministry of Industry is sweeping the politics. The passport went on a general offensive as a North Korean duke ahead of the election, and the opposition champions condemned it as a’transfer act’.
Reporter Lee Han-seok’s report.
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In the Democratic Party, Nak-yeon Lee, who served as the first prime minister of the current government, took the lead.
He criticized Kim Jong-in’s remarks about the’shocking transfer act’ as “a chin-free speculation”.
During the 2018 inter-Korean and North American summit meetings, Rep. Yun Young-chan, who was head of national communication at the Blue House, argued that the construction of a nuclear power plant in North Korea was never mentioned in the course of the meeting.
The Democratic Party is in a position that it is a duke of the opposition ahead of the re-election in April.
[신영대/더불어민주당 대변인 : 선거철 역병처럼 번지는 북풍 공작 정치, 색깔론에 단호하게 대응해 나가겠습니다.]
An official at the Blue House also said, “The government has not tried to build a nuclear power plant in North Korea in secret.”
In the opposition, the presidential election runners started shooting in support of Chairman Kim Jong-in.
Former Congressman Yoo Seung-min recalled that President Moon Jae-in handed it over to General Secretary Kim Jong-un at the time of the Dobodari talks, recalling the USB containing the contents of the power plant. Independent Rep. Hong Joon-pyo said, “There is no wrong word”, and Chairman Kim was reassuring.
He commented that the power of the people was “an act of disturbing the national flag.”
[윤희석/국민의힘 대변인 : 앞에서는 탈원전을 떠들고 뒤에서는 북한에 원전을 지원하는 이중행태야말로 말 그대로 혹세무민일 것입니다.]
The opposition power to clarify the real truth, the argument of such opposition powers, is the passport and battles of a duke politics based on imagination.