The ruling party's "Minju reveals information on 'the order to fire live bullets from the police department'...a low-quality conspiracy theory".

The People's Power criticized the Democratic Party of Korea as a low-quality conspiracy theory over the disclosure of a report that the presidential security chief ordered a "live ammunition firing" when the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit executed the arrest warrant for President Yoon Suk Yeol on the 3rd.

Kwon Young-se, chairman of the emergency committee, said at a meeting of the emergency committee that the suspicion of firing live ammunition is a groundless claim that encourages fear and adds to confusion, and it is not a behavior as a responsible party.

Floor leader Kwon Sung-dong also pointed out that the Democratic Party of Korea should apologize and hold legal responsibility, saying that the execution of the warrant was as obvious as a live broadcast at the time, but how can the security service fire live bullets in front of the entire nation?

At the same time, Rep. Choo Mi-ae of the Democratic Party, who disclosed the report, asked her to choose between apologizing to the public for her conspiracy theory or disclosing the informant.