South Korea's largest opposition party: ”The government should reveal plans for the 'Dokdo defense drills'”... ”Public drills”

On the 14th, South Korea's largest opposition party, the Democratic Party of Korea, called on President Yoon Seok-yeol to "revise the plan for the 'Dokdo (Japanese name: Takeshima) defense drills' as soon as possible."
"Is President Yoon planning to offer up Liancourt Rocks to Japan after the Sado Gold Mine?" a spokesman for the Democratic Party said at a press conference that day. "Is he planning to offer up Liancourt Rocks to Japan?"
"The Liancourt Rocks defense drills and Donghae (East Sea: Sea of Japan) territorial defense drills that our military and coast guard have been conducting every year for over 30 years since 1986 are not even planned for this year," he said.
The spokesman said, "The regular defense drills for Liancourt Rocks, which were held twice a year, have been closed to the public four times since the Yoon administration took office." He continued, "The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Yoon administration has been in a complete denial about Japan's
Are they accomplices? They deceived the people with false advertising when it came to the registration of the Sado Gold Mine as a World Heritage Site, and solved a long-standing problem for Japan. Now, they are watching Japan's side to protect Liancourt Rocks.
He criticized the Yoon administration, saying, "Is the revival of pro-Japanese forces the tone of national politics, to the extent that even the Japanese media admits that 'compromises were easy thanks to the pro-Japanese government in South Korea?'"