Lee Jae-myeong, leader of the Democratic Party, attends the Supreme Council meeting held at the office of the National Assembly on the 23rd. [사진=연합뉴스]
On the 23rd, Democratic Party representative Lee Jae-myeong criticized Japan’s decision to discharge contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant, saying, “It seems to be recorded as the second Pacific War.”
At the Supreme Council meeting held at the National Assembly headquarters this morning, Representative Lee said, “Japan, which threatened the survival rights of neighboring countries through wars of imperialist aggression in the past, is about to bring irreversible disaster to the Republic of Korea and Pacific coastal countries again by releasing nuclear-contaminated water.” He said this.
In addition, CEO Lee said, “The Korean government is representing the Japanese government, not the people.” “He set me up.
At the same time, he added, “(The government) does not support or support the release,” he said, “I wonder if he is playing with words against the people. Do sophistry and deceive the people to the extent.”
Representative Lee urged, referring to the anti-discrimination rally held this afternoon and on the 26th, “If you have even the slightest bit of concern for the people, you must confidently express your opposition.”
At the same time, he emphasized, “The Democratic Party will go into an all-out struggle with the people. Starting with the candlelight vigil this evening, we will use all available means, including weekend outdoor struggles, to hold the Yoon Seok-yeol government accountable for abandoning its national duties.”
Lee, ordering safety inspections to local governments and regional committees belonging to the party
On the other hand, Representative Lee asked the Central Party and regional committees to prevent ‘crime with abnormal motives’ that have recently occurred frequently.
According to the Democratic Party’s Public Information Bureau, Representative Lee ordered the local government belonging to the Democratic Party to inspect the safety of public places such as walking trails and hiking trails under his management, as well as crime-prone and concerned areas in the region.
In addition, the Democratic Party’s national regional committee was instructed to check the safety of multi-use places such as trails and hiking trails in the region, as well as crime-prone and concerned areas in the region.
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