US EditionState Affairs Commission Suspends Prosecution Work Report… “Neither Content nor Formal Requirements Met”
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Reporters Koh Dong-wook and Hong Guk-gi = The State Affairs Planning Committee, which effectively serves as the transition committee for the Lee Jae-myung administration, stopped receiving a report on the prosecution's work on the 20th. Cho Seung-rae, the spokesperson for the State Affairs Planning Committee, said in a briefing held at the annex of the government complex in Changseong-dong that morning, "The prosecution
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