People’s Power Party “criticizes Kim Jong-un’s regime for sending troops to war in Ukraine… urges adoption of resolution”

On the 20th, the People’s Power Party proposed that the ruling and opposition parties adopt a resolution condemning the sending of North Korean troops to Russia, saying, “We condemn the behavior of the Kim Jong-un regime, which will selling their own weapons as cannon fodder. for war against it.” It is explained that they are trying to rally conservatives on security issues at a time when the approval ratings of the government and the ruling party have fallen due to a number of doubts about the First Mrs. Kim Kun-hee.

Chu Kyung-ho, floor leader of the People’s Power Party, held a press conference at the National Assembly on this day and said, “It has been proven that North Korea has not only armed to Russia, but also sent out special forces troops,” and added, “It could be a serious threat to the situation on the Korean Peninsula in the future. He said, “If Russia is providing key military technology such as ICBM (intercontinental ballistic missile) atmospheric re-entry technology to North Korea in exchange for sending troops, this is a serious problem.” ” he said.

Floor Leader Chu then proposed the adoption of a resolution criticizing the Kim Jong-un regime. He said, “The People’s Power Party will push for the adoption of a resolution by the National Assembly condemning the barbaric behavior of the North Korean Kim Jong-un dictatorship, which threatens peace on the Korean Peninsula and the world. every day,” and added, “We also urge the opposition party to participate in a major victory.”

Chief Han Dong-hoon also posted a message on a social networking service (SNS) the day before, saying, “The Republic of Korea has a strong security situation and formidable military power,” and “We will not sit idly by and watch any promotions. from the Kim Jong-un dictatorship.” People Power Party chief spokesman Han Jia said in a statement that day, “This practice is a deadly and practical threat to the Republic of Korea because it means it is possible to inter- Russia’s military presence in the event of a crisis on the Korean Peninsula,” saying, “The National Assembly is also strengthening national capabilities through bipartisan cooperation.” “We must unite,” he said, urging co- work with the opposition party.

People’s Power Party members of the National Assembly’s National Defense Committee and Foreign and Unification Affairs Committee issued a statement on this day, saying, “North Korea’s actions since last year, such as talking about hostile relations between the two countries and destroying roads and railways between North and South Korea, are a form of deception aimed at sending their troops to Russia “It was a false show,” said e “North Korea must immediately stop engaging in criminal activities that undermine the peace and security of the international community and engage in dialogue for denuclearization and peace on the Korean Peninsula.”

Before that, the National Intelligence Service announced that North Korea had decided to send troops to war in Ukraine and that 1,500 people were training in the Russian Far East. The National Intelligence Service believes that a second transport operation by North Korean special forces will be carried out soon. A National Intelligence Service official said, “In addition to the 1,500 initially transported, about 10,000 more people are expected to be deployed in the future,” adding, “Around 12,000 troops will be deployed to send the whole to the face of Russia.”

The Democratic Party emphasized the need for a careful response going forward. Secretary-General Kim Yun-deok said at a press conference held at the National Assembly today, “The issue of North Korea’s aid to Russia deserves to be criticized ,” but he said, “It does not end with criticism and criticism, but should be handled flexibly to promote national interests.” “Efforts are needed to make it happen,” he said.