Chairman of South Korea's ruling party's emergency response committee: ``Dokdo is clearly Korean territory''... ``The Ministry of Defense should correct it immediately.''

On the 28th, Han Dong-hoon, chairman of the emergency response committee of South Korea's ruling party People's Power, stated that the Ministry of National Defense (Ministry) has used materials for military education on Takeshima (Korean name: Dokdo).
Regarding the description of the area as a "territorial dispute area," he said, "This must be corrected immediately, and something like this must never happen again."
he said. On the same day, Chairman Han issued a statement regarding the Ministry of National Defense's educational materials issue, saying, ``This story is completely inconsistent both in reality and in light of international law.'' ``Dokdo is clearly the territory of the Republic of Korea.''
'' he emphasized. The South Korean President's Office also announced, ``President Yoon Seo-gyul received the related report and reprimanded him, saying, ``This should never happen,'' and then took measures.''
Ta. At a press conference on the same day, a spokesperson for the South Korean presidential office said, ``President Yoon described Dokdo, which is South Korean territory, as if it were a territorial dispute area in the mental education materials for soldiers recently published by the Ministry of National Defense.'' "and
When I received the report, I rebuked him and said, ``This should never happen.'' The Ministry of National Defense recently published mental education materials for soldiers and soldiers that refer to Takeshima as the Senkaku Islands (Uotsuri Island) and the Kuril Peninsula (Chishima Islands).
Both areas were described as ``areas where territorial disputes continue.'' This goes against the South Korean government's position, which considers Takeshima to be South Korea's inherent territory.
It is controversial because it can be misunderstood.