Following DMZ Landmine Explosion… People Power Party: “President Keeps Silent”; Democratic Party: “Political Strife over National Security”
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The People Power Party launched an all-out offensive against President Lee Jae-myung over a suspected landmine explosion in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on the western front, demanding that he "announce the identity of the culprit." The Democratic Party of Korea pushed back, stating, "The military is maintaining a thorough state of readiness, but the People Power Party is disparaging the military's efforts." Jeong Jeom-sik, a member of the Peopl…
Rep. Lim Jong-deuk (C) of the main opposition People Power Party (PPP) and chair of the parliamentary defense committee, holds a press conference with PPP Reps. Yu Yong-weon (L) and Kang Sun-young on...
Regarding the controversy surrounding the disclosure of the repatriation of two North Korean prisoners of war to South Korea, the Blue House stated on the 26th, “It is our government’s position to respond in accordance with consistent principles.” This is interpreted as a reiteration that the South Korean government’s existing stance—that non-disclosure was appropriate—was “based on consistent principles,” following criticism by the government a…
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