Oh Se-hoon told Lee Jae-myung, "We need to clarify our stance on nuclear power policy."

Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon said, "We need to get out of the old way of using nuclear power plant policy as a tool for political strife," and urged Lee Jae-myung, chairman of the Democratic Party of Korea, to clarify his position on nuclear power plant policy.

Mayor Oh mentioned the news that Hyundai Engineering & Construction has signed a contract to design a Bulgarian nuclear power plant on social media and said that he proved the competitiveness of the K-nuclear power plant again.

Mayor Oh argued that the Moon Jae In government's policy to dismantle the nuclear power plant has put the entire industry on the verge of dying, and that the estimated damage is KRW 47.4 trillion, but the Democratic Party of Korea is repeating its stance on and off, not reflecting.

He then said that Lee kept pace with the Moon administration's stance when he was governor of Gyeonggi Province and changed his position to the ambiguous term "減 nuclear power plant," stressing that he should participate bipartisanly in fostering the nuclear power industry for the national interest.