South Korea's former ruling party leader: ”I'm open to meeting with President Yoon, but I won't make a request”

Lee Jun-seok, the former head of the ruling People Power Party, the head of the New Reform Party, said on the 10th that President Yoon Seok-yeol's press conference for the second anniversary of his inauguration "has the courage to
On the same day, Lee appeared on a Korean radio show and said, "It's too late to act now, two years after taking office.
Lee gave President Yoon's press conference a score of 70 to 80 points.
"I was not able to give a clear answer due to the nature of the issue, but I think he is aware of the crisis," he said.
In response to President Yoon's answer, "I am open, too, and I don't draw any lines, no matter who the politician is," Lee said, but added, "I will not make any requests to President Yoon.
Maybe there's something we need to talk about."