UN Deputy Spokesman "Captain Lee Geun has worked for the United Nations"

Remarks came out that proved Lieutenant Geun's career at the UN.

On the 19th, the YouTube channel'All Kinds of English Studies' started to understand the authenticity of the issue through a video titled'[Exclusive] UN spokesman, "Captain Lee Geun worked for the UN."

Channel operator YouTuber Sojang Park said through the video, "I sent an e-mail to the UN spokesperson's office to confirm the facts," and said, "Captain Lee Geun has worked at the UN."

The person who responded to Park's inquiries was Eri Kaneko, a deputy spokesman for the UN Secretary-General's Office of Spokespersons.

When asked about the authenticity of the passport, Kaneko replied, "We do not disclose employee personal information. If necessary, contact the UN Human Rights Office."

The suspicion of Lee Geun's UN career was raised by YouTuber Kim Yong-ho. He insisted on his YouTube channel that "Lee Geun lies about his UN career."

Kim Yong-ho argued that the passport that Lieutenant Geun is carrying is also'false' and pointed out that "if Lee Geun is a UN employee, it should be written as'UNA' (on his passport), but it is written as'UNO'."

Lieutenant Geun Lee filed a complaint on the 14th against Kim Yong-ho, who raised the suspicion of his'false career'. 

(Reporter Jihye Kim, SBS Entertainment News)