Moon Jae In "North and South Korea are about to collide...A train that runs face to face".

Former President Moon Jae In criticized the Yoon Suk Yeol government and the North Korean Kim Jong-un regime at the same time, saying that the South and the North are on the verge of military conflict.Former President

Moon attended the 'celebration ceremony for the 17th anniversary of the October 4 inter-Korean summit declaration' held at the Suwon Convention Center and pointed out that North Korea's hostile two-state theory and the Moon Yoon Suk Yeol administration's absorption and unification theory are like running trains facing each other.

He then argued that while the risk on the Korean Peninsula disappeared during the Moon Jae In government, per capita national income was close to $38,000, the government, which seeks confrontation instead of peace, is retreating national income.

He stressed that there is no other trick to break the crisis and that there is only a way to talk, and that we should refrain from provocative words and actions such as "two hostile countries" or "free Northward" and respect the other person in a reverse position.