It is the appearance of former Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol's side taking a strong stance against the allegation of indictment.
Breaking away from the defensive position of denying the allegations, he highlighted the allegations of interweaving reports by the Internet media 'News Bus', which originally raised the suspicion.
It is because of the judgment that the voice of the camp side is also strengthened as the fact that the contents of the first call with Rep.
In a transcript released by the Legislative and Judiciary Committee of the National Assembly on the 6th by Rep. Jang Je-won, head of the General Situation Office Yoon Seok-yeol, Rep. Kim Woong mentioned to the effect that 'I wrote the complaint', but the news bus did not report any related content.
The explanation of the newsbus side that "it was not disclosed because there was no content" is not convincing at all, as the allegation of the accuser was not established in the first place.
Rep. Jang said in a phone call today (7th), "It has become clear that former President Yoon was not involved."
It seems that the reason that the camp side refuted these allegations piece by piece under the title of 'misunderstanding and truth' was based on this confidence.
It is said that there are many colors of political work, given that there are many crude expressions that the prosecutor wrote, and that there was no follow-up report to former President Yoon.
Beyond the simple structure of a confrontation between the opposition parties, we are also keenly aware that the dynamics within the opposition may not be irrelevant.
In fact, rivals within the party are putting pressure on former President Yoon every day.
Former lawmaker Yoo Seung-min said, "Did the prosecutor general not know?" and former lawmaker Jang Seong-min even mentioned former President Yoon's departure from the party.
In a statement yesterday, Yoon's side urged that "Rep. Woong Kim must reveal the substantive truth" seems to be aimed at former Rep. Yoo, to which Rep. Kim belongs.
Coincidentally, it is also noteworthy that Assemblyman Hong Jun-pyo's approval rating soared in line with the timing of this suspicion.
"People who disturbed the election board should be held accountable," Rep. Jang said on the phone.
(Photo = National Assembly Photo Reporters, Yonhap News)