President's Office "Appointment of Special Inspector in case of agreement between ruling and opposition parties"... "One party" refrains from spreading conflict

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The presidential office said it would appoint Han Dong-hoon if the ruling and opposition parties agreed on his plan to pursue a special inspector as a solution to the Kim Gun-hee problem.

It refutes the resolution of suspicions about First Lady Kim and the controversy over neglect during the interview, but it seems to be trying to prevent the spread of conflict, saying, "Let's unite the government and the government to overcome the difficulties."

Reporter Cho Yong-sung reports.

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In response to representative Han Dong-hoon's announcement that he would push for the process of recommending special inspectors, the president's office reaffirmed its position that it would appoint them if the ruling and opposition parties agreed.

An official from the presidential office told reporters that the issue of linking the special inspector to the director of the North Korean Human Rights Foundation is a matter for the ruling party to solve.

In a call with YTN, another senior presidential official explained that the connection between the special inspector and the director of the North Korean Human Rights Foundation has been a problem since the days of the Moon Jae In government.

At the same time, he pointed out that it doesn't make sense for the ruling party to push for a separate special inspector.

There was also an aftershock of the 80-minute meeting between President Yoon and Han.The presidential office protested when a representative

reportedly said, "Now is not the time to say 'yes or no' to the three demands to resolve the Kim controversy, but to say 'yes or no'.

An official from the presidential office said, "I've already told you enough about the three demands," and asked, "I hope you tell me which part is distorted."

Regarding the controversy over the president's office's "negligence" of representative Han, he said he had no such intention at all and criticized that the fact that he planned the neglect was a distortion interpretation.

However, the presidential office added, "It is time for the party and the government to become one in a strict political situation and overcome the difficulties."President

Yoon expressed his intention to continue his existing position and state administration, saying, "There are many difficult situations, but I will think of it as karma and get hit even if I throw a stone."

[Yoon Suk Yeol / President (last 22nd): I feel like I need to make you live better...I'll work harder.]


Amid the Yoon-Han conflict, President Yoon met privately with Daegu Mayor Kim Hong Joon Pyo, who has continued to criticize representative Han, to discuss pending issues in Daegu and North Gyeongsang Province.

Internally, the president's office expects to prevent the opposition's political offensive and is also saying that it is regrettable that the hard-won "Yoon-Han meeting" did not produce satisfactory results.

I'm YTN's Cho Yong Sung.

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