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Since 6:36 pm on the 22nd when President Moon Jae-in received the first report of the disappearance of our public officials, there is a growing controversy over what reports and orders were given during ’41 hours’ until 11 am day 24, when the military officer reported the case. . The Blue House released President Moon’s general schedule and instructions from the first written report the day before to the order to reveal the facts. However, the opposition party compared the controversy to the Sewol 7 o’clock controversy of former president Park Geun-hye, and pressured them to “reveal what happened within minutes and seconds from the first report.” The Blue House has refused to respond to this demand for a second day.
According to the schedule published by the Blue House, President Moon received a written report that North Korea discovered the disappearance of a public official at 6:36 pm on the 22nd. The point of suspicion is what President Moon did. until he received his first report in person at 8:30 am on the 23rd. Meanwhile, public officials were shot and their bodies were damaged, and key personnel of the Blue House held an evening meeting. The reason the so-called “Ten Hours of the President” arouse suspicion is that the training and actions of President Moon, the commander of the armed forces, are unclear. If President Moon ordered an active rescue immediately after a written report, it would be possible to avoid the sacrifice.
The Blue House said, “The president has not received any report, either written or face-to-face, in the meantime,” about 10 a.m. from the president, but this is a poor explanation. The military reported the shooting and damage to the Blue House at 10:30 p.m. on the 22nd and, consequently, a meeting of Ministers of Emergency Security Affairs was held at 1 a.m. on the 23rd, chaired by Seo Hoon, head of the Blue House National Security Office. At the time, there was also a story in the Blue House that “it appears that the National Security Council (NSC) is being held late at night.” In particular, in the early morning of the 23rd, President Moon’s recorded speech to the United Nations made it difficult for Moon to sleep or not know the movements of his staff.
President Moon received his first face-to-face report at 8:30 am on the 23rd, but instead of immediate disclosure, he said, “Find the exact facts and check them out with the North.” From that moment until 11 a.m. the day after the official announcement of the military officer, the people and their relatives did not find out about the shooting. For this reason, opposition parties are raising suspicions of cover-up.
Even after receiving the report of the shooting, President Moon attended the military promotion notification ceremony on the 23rd and emphasized ‘peace’. On the morning of the 24th, President Moon received a final report from the army and ordered a public announcement, but he attended an event related to the Korean version of the New Deal’s cultural contents as scheduled.
