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these circumstances, on the 4th, the arrest warrant examination of officials from the Ministry of Industry will be held in connection with the investigation of the Wolseong nuclear power plant, where the Blue House and passports are not happy.

Depending on whether he is arrested or not, President Yoon Suk-yeol may be empowered or the theory of responsibility may arise.



This news is from Kang Cheong-wan.



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Regarding the suspicion of manipulating the economic feasibility of Wolseong Nuclear Power Plant Unit 1, three officials from the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy are holding an arrest warrant review at 2:30 pm at Daejeon District Court.



The prosecution applied allegations of violation of the Audit Office Act, damage to public electronic records, and intrusion of buildings.



These are allegations of ordering or implementing the deletion of related materials ahead of an audit by the Auditor of Wolseong Unit 1 last year.



Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol approved the request for an arrest warrant one day after returning to office.



It is known that President Yoon received a report from the investigation team yesterday and assigned the time of request for a warrant to the Daejeon District Prosecutors' Office.



In the middle of last month, the investigative team was given a supplementary order, but afterwards, Yun's duties were suspended and the investigation was also suspended for more than a week.



The decision on whether to arrest officials from the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy will be decided as early as this evening.



If the court issues a warrant, it seems that the so-called Blue House investigation, including former Minister Baek Un-gyu, will also gain momentum.



However, if the warrant is dismissed, there is a possibility that the prosecutor general's responsibility theory, which ordered an unreasonable investigation, will arise, which will adversely affect the general public, Yoon Suk-yeol, ahead of the disciplinary committee next week.