Kwon Young-se told the independent counsel on the rebellion of the six opposition parties, "The foreign exchange crime must be eliminated."

Kwon Young-se, chairman of the People's Power Emergency Response Committee, said that foreign exchange charges were added to the investigation of the independent counsel law proposed by six opposition parties, including the Democratic Party, and that it must be excluded if the ruling and opposition parties negotiate.

Chairman Kwon told reporters that it would be difficult for us to accept the special prosecution, which maintains the foreign exchange crime, if it comes to the plenary session of the National Assembly.

He then refuted that if the foreign exchange range includes psychological warfare against North Korea or various defense readiness drills against North Korea's possible provocations, it is not only a problem in itself, but it is also a big problem in theory to view North Korea as a foreign country.

He also stressed that those who think that the opposition party's perception of international relations is very wrong if they have the issue of sending observers to Ukraine in mind, and that those who do not should never take power in Korea.