On December 13, the AP reported that Finally, Zhao Gomi and Songgang Two Poongsan hunting dogs, a gift from North Ginseng leader Kim Jong Un to then South Ginseng leader Moon Jae-in, found a new home in a zoo in Gwangju Province in South Korea. After the controversy that Who will pay to breed these 2 dogs after Mr. Moon stopped breeding them last November? citing the lack of food by the current government under President Yoon Seok Yeol.
Gwangju Mayor Kang Ki-jung promised to take care of him. Both are regarded as symbols of reconciliation and cooperation between the two Koreas. how to sow seeds of peace And it is officially considered state property.
Zoo officials said Local government in Gwangju province In the south of the country, the dogs were transferred to the zoo. Friday 9 December, the past. After being admitted to a temporary veterinary hospital in Daeju. southeast
Since Mr. Kim gave the dog to Mr. Moon After the two met in Seoul in 2018, the two dogs have had six puppies, all born after arriving in South Korea. The remaining five are in other zoo and other public buildings.
The zoo staff tried to raise Byul and his parents together. although now Byul is raised separately from his parents. because they don’t recognize each other
in early November Mr. Moon’s office supported that Yun’s government refused to allocate money for food and veterinary expenses. But Mr. Yoon’s team refused, saying Yoon’s team had never stopped Mr. Moon from breeding the two dogs.
Although Mr. Moon has been praised for it Mr. Moon has been criticized for A policy of constructive interaction with North Korea allows Kim to buy time and increase North Korea’s nuclear capabilities when North Korea is subjected to international sanctions. Mr. Yun accused Moon of policies such as It was a surrender to North Korea.
In 2000, Kim Jong Il, the late father of current South Korean leader Kim Jong Un, presented two Pungsan dogs to then liberal South Korean President Kim Daejung. After a joint meeting in Pyongyang North Korea It was the first meeting between the leaders of the two Koreas since the country split in 1977. 1948 or 1948 Kim Dae-Jung gave Kim Jong Il two Jindo dogs, originally from North Korea North. Both North Korean dogs lived in a zoo near Seoul. Before his death in 2013
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