Kim Eun-hye: "Lee Jae Myung government concealed 'North Korean mines'... People are calling him the 'commander-in-chief who stabs the military in the back'"

[Financial News] People Power Party lawmaker Kim Eun-hye criticized the government on the 29th over a mine accident in the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), saying, "Statements identifying the mines as North Korean emerged immediately after the accident, but the government concealed and hid the information." She added, "People are even saying that President Lee Jae Myung is not the commander-in-chief of the military, but rather the one who stabs the military in the back."
Kim said through social media that day, "The Lee Jae Myung government only managed to announce, a week after the mine provocation, that the mines were highly likely to be North Korean."
Asked why the Republic of Korea Joint Chiefs of Staff (ROK JCS) released its investigation results only a week after the accident, Kim speculated, "It was probably because President Lee Jae Myung had to make an overture to Kim Jong Un at the United Nations for 'easing sanctions on North Korea.'"
She continued, "This is exactly like the way the West Sea civil servant shooting incident was concealed to enable President Moon Jae-in's declaration of an end to the war." She added, "President Lee Jae Myung threatens our own people with ruin and calls them traitors at every turn, yet he has been unable to utter even a word to North Korea for a week. It seems North Korea must be holding something very serious over him."
Kim added, "There is a phrase that suits the Lee Jae Myung government better than 'I came, I saw, I conquered': 'I came, I saw, I concealed it.'"
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