People Party: "President Moon Unable to Even Strongly Protest North Korea's Atrocities"

"Current Administration, Only Faithful as North Korea's Henchman"

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[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Chun-han] On the 25th, the People’s Party criticized the North Korean shooting incident involving a missing public official from Yeonpyeong Island, saying, “The military that witnessed and neglected the death of its own citizen, and President Moon Jae-in, who cannot even strongly protest such unimaginable atrocities and only watches cautiously, what kind of president is he really?”

People’s Party spokesperson Ahn Hye-jin said in a statement that day, “How long must we endure and watch the pathetic and desperate appearance of the current administration, which has begged for peace to the point of endangering national security while pleading with North Korea?”

Spokesperson Ahn emphasized, “I want to ask the government how much they value the lives of the people. North Korea’s atrocities are horrific, but the ruinous behavior of this country’s leader, who has not withdrawn the hollow message of peace, is even more terrifying. The suppressed anger and humiliation of our people have reached an unbearable level.”

Ahn added, “What could be more important than the death of a citizen who was brutally killed and left unattended for 32 hours? The government, which tries to avoid criticism by labeling a citizen who worked for the country as a defector to the North and even belittles that death, is not only incompetent but also despicable.”

Spokesperson Ahn pointed out, “Because of the current administration, which naively believes that everything will be resolved by loudly calling for peace without self-reliance and by catering to North Korea’s mood, peace on this land has become distant and the future has grown darker. Thanks to the current administration, which faithfully acts as a henchman for North Korea, the well-being and happiness of our people have already scattered far above the clouds.”

Ahn said, “Peace comes not from servile handouts but from strong national power, and a government that cannot protect its people has no meaning of existence. The government must immediately inform the world of the horrific atrocities committed by North Korea and make every effort to strongly condemn them.”

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