Former Intelligence Command Commander Moon Sang-Ho Acquitted in First Trial of ‘Special Forces Secret Leak’
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Former Intelligence Command Commander Moon Sang-ho, who was indicted on charges of leaking special forces secrets in connection with the December 3 martial law mission, was acquitted in the first trial. On the 11th, the 26th Criminal Division of the Seoul Central District Court (Presiding Judge Lee Hyun-kyung) ruled regarding former Commander Moon, “It is insufficient to recognize that the act stemmed from an intent to leak military secrets, and
Former Intelligence Commander Moon Sang-ho, who was indicted on charges of leaking special forces secrets ahead of the December 3 martial law, was acquitted in the first trial. The court ruled that the information in question did not constitute a secret and that intent was not recognized.
Former Commander of the Republic of Korea Armed Forces Intelligence Command, Moon Sang-ho, who was accused of leaking military secrets related to the December 3rd martial law declaration, was acquitted in the first trial. The 26th Criminal Division of the Seoul Central District Court (Presiding Judge Lee Hyun-kyung) announced on the 11th that it had acquitted former Commander Moon, who was indicted on charges of leaking military secrets. On th…
Former Intelligence Commander Moon Sang-ho, who was indicted on charges of leaking military secrets by informing former Intelligence Commander No Sang-won of military-related information he had reported to former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun, at the first trial.
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