BTS' JUNG KOOK's involvement in the ”New Jeans” affair sparks various ”interpretations” from fans

BTS member JUNG KOOK left a post that seems to be reminiscent of his junior group NewJeans, and interpretations are divided. What does the post mean and who is it referring to?
Fans are divided on the issue. On the 14th, JUNG KOOK posted on his dog's account, "Artists are not
He posted a picture of his pet dog with the caption "guilty (the artist is innocent)." And then,
He added heart emojis in the colors blue, pink, yellow, green, and purple that represent the members, as well as an arm emoji to show support.
It was interpreted that KOOK wrote this post with NewJeans in mind. It was also interpreted as a roundabout support for NewJeans, a junior group that is in conflict with HYBE.
After some speculations were made, Jungkook wrote, "Don't use them" in another post about four hours later.
Despite this, there are suspicions that the message was directed at HYBE, who had expressed dissatisfaction with "NewJeans," or that the group was trying to solve the problem by putting "NewJeans" at the forefront.
On the 11th, NewJeans suddenly held a live stream and issued a final warning to HYBE.
As a result, Jungkook's post has attracted even more attention. As various speculations continued, BTS' management office quickly made a statement. "In any case,
"It has been confirmed that the post was made out of the belief that artists should not be involved in disputes or used as shields," said the management office.
This is an explanation from MUSIC. There are various interpretations from internet users about this explanation from the management office, but in the end, the essential content is aimed at both agencies.
This interpretation prevails.