Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung nods in response to protest over North Korea atrocity accusations

Former Cheonan ship captain Choi Won-il, who protested against the appointment of Lee Rae-gyeong, the honorary chairman of the other 100 years of the Democratic Party of Korea innovation committee, protested and met with Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung and Park Gwang-on at a memorial ceremony on the 6th. requested Representative Lee only nodded, and Park Nae-nae responded, “I understand.”

Representative Lee, Won-Nae Park, and former Captain Choi attended the 68th Memorial Day ceremony held at the Seoul National Cemetery in Dongjak-dong, Seoul this morning.

Former Captain Choi posted a post on his social network service (SNS) this afternoon and said, “There are many people who are curious about what happened at the Seoul National Cemetery, so I will organize it.” “I went there and protested about the situation yesterday and asked for an interview.”

Former Captain Choi himself asked Lee, “Yesterday the chief spokesperson said that I killed my subordinates, but it is North Korea’s atrocities.” “If the position is settled, please contact me as soon as possible,” he said, conveying his business card.

Former Captain Choi said, “The party representative did not give a separate answer, but just nodded.” Former Captain Choi said, “I protested to the Democratic Party floor leader with the same content and requested a meeting.” Former Captain Choi said, “The Democratic Party should contact you as soon as possible.”

Previously, it was known that Lee, who was appointed as the Democratic Party’s innovation chairman the day before, had insisted on the ‘Cheonan ship suicide bombing’ in the past. Former Captain Choi immediately asked CEO Lee to clarify his position on social media, saying, “I received a good Memorial Day gift.” He said again, “The public party representing the people appoints this kind of person to the innovation committee, and it is consistent with what is wrong.” Kwon Chil-seung, chief spokesman of the Democratic Party, said at a meeting with reporters the day before that the former captain of the Cheonan ship, “I don’t understand why he said such a thing,” and “killed all his subordinates and is ridiculous.”