Amidst the political controversy over the’North Korean nuclear power plant promotion document’, even Doboda-ri, which the South and North Korean leaders met in 2018, are appearing. The contents of the USB handed over to the North are also an issue, and the conflict is expected to intensify when an extraordinary National Assembly is held tomorrow (1st).
Reporter Han Se-hyun.
Former Blue House Protocol Secretary Jo Han-gi, who assisted President Moon Jae-in at the Dobodari Summit in Panmunjom in 2018, wrote on social media that “The Chosun Ilbo report that the power plant USB was handed over from Doboda-ri is false.
An official at the Blue House said, “It is true that we handed the power plant-related USB data to the North, but it was not directly given by President Moon Jae-in in Doboda-ri.” I started to clarify.
The Ministry of Industry explained, “It was just an idea of an internal policy in preparation for inter-Korean economic cooperation after the summit after the summit,” and “it was concluded without any additional review or external review.”
The power of the people, who had been criticized for using the expression’transfer act’ in relation to the suspicion of documents, raised the level of the offensive by holding an unscheduled emergency meeting, presided over by Chairman Kim Jong-in.
The key was to build a nuclear power plant in North Korea, and he raised his voice to reveal who ordered the document to be written.
[김종인/국민의힘 비상대책위원장 : (북한 원전 추진은) 그 자체로 경천동지할 만한 중대한 사안입니다. 먼저 누구 지시에 따라 추진된 것인지 즉각 밝혀주길 바랍니다.]
Amidst this, a ruling party lawmaker claimed that many of the documents deleted by the Ministry of Industry’s officials had been reviewed by the Park Geun-hye administration, but the Ministry of Industry refuted that it was not true, and confusion was aggravated.
The opposition party is poised to pursue the National Assembly’s national affairs investigation and special prosecution by linking the’documents’ and’USB data’, but the passport is a ridiculous claim and is confronting it with the opening of the extraordinary National Assembly tomorrow.
(Video coverage: Park Jin-ho, video editing: Park player)
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