Another election conspiracy theory...NEC refutes one by one [Now News]

The National Election Commission refuted the allegations of fraudulent elections claimed by President Yoon Suk Yeol in his handwritten letter, one by one.

In response to President Yoon's claim that a huge fake ballot was found in election lawsuit checks, the NEC first said that no fake ballots were found in several recounts in the past.

At the time of joint security consulting two years ago, the mock hacking was carried out without applying some of its own security systems, such as intrusion detection and blocking, and the claim that the NEC system is unprotected against hacking is difficult to accept.

He then explained that most of the vulnerabilities pointed out after security consulting were taken care of, and that they jointly inspected the implementation with the National Intelligence Service with political party observers before the 22nd general election.The claim that

'Korea's electronic counting machine importing countries are experiencing national confusion due to fraudulent elections' explained, "The election equipment exported to each country is completely different from the domestic election equipment," adding, "In particular, the optical reading and counting machines in the Kyrgyz Republic are completely different from Korea, where actual ballots are counted at the counting center."Regarding the claim that

is a small-scale, lack of expertise, and is an affiliate of the company involved in remittances to North Korea, he added, "In the process of competitive bidding and contracting, information on the parent company or stock ownership of the contract partner is not available," adding, "When selecting a company, we will check and confirm the qualifications and business performance capabilities according to relevant laws."

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reporter | Hong Min-ki
AI Anchor | Y-GO
Edit subtitles | Kang Seungmin

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