Japan's deputy prime minister and financial adviser Tado Aso is threatening to condemn financial sanctions against South Korea if the company's assets are cashed.

Deputy Prime Minister Aso said in an interview with the January 2020 issue of Japan's monthly magazine, Moon Yeon-chu, "If only South Korea executes the cashing of (Japan) private enterprise assets seized under a Jing Yong-gong judgment, "As a serious example, there are many ways to review trade with South Korea or embark on financial sanctions."

Deputy Prime Minister Aso, who is regarded as the second person of the Shinzo Abe regime, is often called a 'man making machine'.

"Either way, Korea, which has a smaller economy than Japan, will be ruined first," he said. "It's a matter of what Moon does."

Deputy Prime Minister Aso said, "The seriousness of the security environment in Northeast Asia is increasing, but the biggest issue is our relationship with South Korea." The problem is the attitude of Moon Jae-in, who continues to ignore international law rather than the country itself.

"The Japanese-Korean billing agreement in 1965 provided Korea with economic support of $ 300 million and $ 200 million in free payments, which resulted in Korea's economic development called" miracle of the Han River. " "If you haven't, you can't help but wait."

Deputy Prime Minister Aso also said, "If Abe really wants to make a constitutional amendment, he will need one more shot," he said.

He cited Kishida Fumio, Chairman of the Liberal Democratic Party, as a candidate for Post Abe.

(Yonhap News, Photo = Getty Images Korea)