Minju said, "Accepting the special prosecutor Chae, apologizing for pro-Japanese personnel, and the mission of commander-in-chief on Armed Forces Day."

In addition, the Democratic Party of Korea argued that the task of President Yoon Suk Yeol, the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces, should be to accept the late Corporal Chae's Special Prosecutor Act and apologize for the appointment of pro-Japanese traitor.

In a written briefing, spokesman Han Min-soo said, "A strong security posture is not something that can be equipped by mobilizing the military's assets on the march, and the strongest asset is not weapons, but our soldiers."

On the occasion of Armed Forces Day, he/she made it clear that the roots of the Armed Forces are in the history of the Korean Liberation Army and emphasized that they must remember the sacrifices of young Marines who could not return to their families even after they were discharged from the military.