Korea Board of Audit launches allegations of “intentional delay in normalization of Third Party” by the Moon government

In South Korea, the Board of Audit will issue a decision next week regarding the suspicion that normalization of the THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Area Defense) base was intentionally delayed during the previous government of Moon Jae-in.
We will also begin an audit. On the 20th, the Korea Board of Audit announced to the media, ``From the 23rd, the Ministry of National Defense (Ministry of National Defense) will be conducting a public interest audit request regarding ``obstruction and delay in the normal operation of the Third Base''.
・We plan to begin on-site audits of 11 institutions, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministry of Foreign Affairs). In this audit, the Board of Audit confirmed that among the matters for which a public interest audit was requested, ``The composition of the Environmental Impact Assessment Council''
The government announced that it will examine issues such as "delays in the implementation of measures for electromagnetic waves, low frequencies, and noise," "avoidance of disclosing measurement results of electromagnetic waves, low frequencies, and noise to the public," and "suspects of destruction of related documents."
However, among the requested matters, the content related to the “3 unlimited” agreement with China falls under “diplomatic negotiations and resulting policy decisions, etc.”
We have decided not to conduct an audit in order to 3 No means "no additional deployment of third party, no participation in the U.S. missile defense system, no participation in the Japan-U.S.-Korea triangular military alliance," and 1 limit.
This means ``restricting the operation of third parties already deployed in South Korea.'' At the end of July this year, the Republic of Korea's Guard Reserve General Corps submitted a report to the Board of Audit regarding the former Moon government's Blue House (former South Korean presidential office) and
The government has requested a public interest audit of the Ministry of National Defense and other entities.