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Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha lowered herself yesterday (on the 7th) by telling her husband that she is not a person who can be dried over foreign affairs.

The battle was heated yesterday over the so-called foreign ministry passing controversy that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not see the foreign affairs and security issues yesterday.



Reporter Kim Hye-young reports.



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Minister Kang Gyeong-hwa, who repeatedly apologized for the offshore yachting of her husband from the start of the state administration, answered the question why he could not stop it early.



[Lee Tae-gyu/Nationalist Party member: I tried to hold back, but did I fail?]



[Kang Kyung-hwa/Minister of Foreign Affairs: I...

I'm a personal person, so I'm doing a little to tell you, but I'm not the one to be stopped by drying out.]



The opposition lawmakers also softened a little to this answer.



[Jin-Seok Jeong/Counselor of People's Strength: (My husband) I thought he was the owner of a very free spirit.

In fact, I honestly don't want to blame the Minister over this issue and drive him to the corner.] The



opposition's attack shifted to the so-called passing loan of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has disappeared from various security issues such as the murder of a West Sea public official, but Minister Kang also acknowledged some problems. .



[Park Jin/People's Strength Member: Do you think you played the role and responsibility properly?



[Kang Kyung-hwa/Minister of Foreign Affairs: It is clearly wrong that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not know and saw it through the media at the beginning.

That's why I raised the issue immediately after that (NSC Standing Committee)...

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However, they actively refuted the criticism that South Korea opposes or has been excluded because of the US pushing for a quad between India, Australia and Japan.



He also dismissed that the Korean government had never tried to arrange a visit to North Korea for Kim Yeo-jeong before the US presidential election.