Former President Moon Jae In met with former South Gyeongsang Province Governor Kim Kyung-soo and expressed his regret to the people as a person who was in charge of the previous government over the emergency martial law incident.
Former Governor Kim revealed the contents of the conversation, saying that former Governor Kim visited his private residence in Pyeongsan Village in Yangsan to pay a courtesy visit to former President Moon and greet him back home.Former President
said the anti-constitutional civil war is unforgivable and that he always feels sorry for making the people suffer on the cold asphalt again in the cold winter.
In response, former Governor Kim replied that removing uncertainty in Korean politics early is paramount to protecting the economy and security of the Republic of Korea.
Former Governor Kim is also said to have criticized the prosecution's random investigation as an abuse of prosecutorial power, regretting the Supreme Court's sentence of Cho Kuk, the leader of the Cho Kuk Innovation Party.
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