The Joint Chiefs of Staff said it submitted data related to the former martial law command to the special investigation team on the 3rd in consultation with the emergency martial law special investigation team of the National Investigation Headquarters.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff visited the special investigation team and said it was submitted arbitrarily, adding that they are actively cooperating with the related investigation.
The data submitted by the Joint Chiefs of Staff to the special forces was CCTV footage of the former martial law command at the time, and there was no separate document data because martial law was lifted before the situation room was set up.
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The Joint Chiefs of Staff visited the special investigation team and said it was submitted arbitrarily, adding that they are actively cooperating with the related investigation.
The data submitted by the Joint Chiefs of Staff to the special forces was CCTV footage of the former martial law command at the time, and there was no separate document data because martial law was lifted before the situation room was set up.
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