Former Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Kiryu and Lee Jae-myung, both of whom are close to the Democratic Party representative, will appear in court: ``The end of Lee is not far off.'' South Korea

Former Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Won Hee-ryong, who is running from Gyeyang-eul in Incheon in the April 10th general election, announced on the 14th that he will run against his rival Lee Jae-myung.
Regarding people close to the Democratic Party (opposition) leader appearing in court one after another in 2018, he said, ``Everyone surrounding Representative Lee is crumbling one by one, and it seems that the end of Representative Lee is not far off.''
This afternoon, after interviewing applicants for recognition at the People's Power (ruling party) headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, the former minister told reporters, ``I will make the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea bulletproof.''
It is not only the national stone that is used for the development of the region, but also the stone that is blocking local development (Representative Lee), and I will put down roots in that place and create seeds for regional development and the quality of life of the residents. I'll give you
I'll do it. I intend to demonstrate with my body a new form of politics that can demonstrate the hopes and visions of our future generations as viable.''
Regarding the possibility of Representative Lee not running in the general election, the former Minister said, ``Representative Lee's decision not to run means clearing up the stone in Gyeyang.
"I will not allow this to become a variable in my and the people's plan to put down roots and create a new politics of hope." Furthermore, Yoo Dong-gi, who is a member of the Liberty and Unification Party, has expressed the idea of running from Gyeyang-ul in Incheon.
When asked if there were any plans to cooperate with former Seongnam Urban Development Corporation Planning Headquarters, Dong-gi Ryu said, ``I would rather not repeat the attack I already made on President Lee during the presidential election.''
The two representatives of the Democratic Party have been tossing around this idea for exactly 25 years, suggesting an alternative to using the National Assembly for regional development and creating hope for the future of the Republic of Korea as a bulletproof facility or as a vested interest within the National Assembly.
We will focus on demonstrating,'' he said. When asked, ``Do you think the risk of Kim Geun-hee's wife has been resolved by President Yoon Seo-gyul's New Year's talks?''
I think the evaluations will vary," he said, but he refrained from commenting, saying, "The focus is too far away for me to give an answer when I'm here to apply for official recognition."