Han Dong-hoon, candidate for the People's Power Party's leadership: ”We will not respond to the allegations that we ran an online comment team...” = South Korea

Han Dong-hoon, the ruling party's candidate for the presidency, ran the online comment team when he was minister of justice, according to former National People's Power youth leader Jang Ye-chan.
In response to the Supreme Committee's allegations, Han responded that it was "black propaganda." On the 10th, at a joint speech event in Busan, Candidate Han told reporters, "There are various types of black propaganda, but I will not respond to each one.
" He also responded to media reports that he recommended accountant Kim Kyung-yul for the position of head of the Financial Supervisory Service during the early years of the Yoon Seok-yeol administration by saying,
"There is no such fact," he said, explaining, "This kind of unnecessary and dissipative coloring is really wrong."
This is because certain forces are attacking him at the party conference, claiming that his ideology is communist.
This is believed to be the claim of the accountant. Kim, who was formerly a member of the left-wing camp, served as an emergency response committee member when candidate Han was the emergency response chairman of the People Power Party.
Candidate Han said, "They have raised various communist issues against me. I think they have various opinions, but they do not see me as a communist.
"The logic of the party that makes it a principle will only get them caught in a trap," he said. He also claimed that "Kim was probably present when candidate Won Hee-ryong made his announcement."