People's Power City and Provincial Governors' Association: ”President Yoon Seok-yeol frankly explains the controversy surrounding his wife Kim Kun-hee and Mr. Myung Tae-gyun” = South Korea

The People Power Party's Council of City and Province Governors said on the 7th that it was "inappropriate" to comment on President Yoon Seok-yeol's speech to the nation, citing the controversy surrounding his wife Kim Kun-hee, which recently led to the lowest approval rating in the national government, and the relationship between President Yoon and the Democratic Party.
"He honestly explained all the suspicions that have been bothering the public, including his relationship with Myung Tae-gyun," said Incheon Mayor Yoo Jeong-bok, chairman of the Council of City and Provincial Governors.
On the same day, the president issued a statement saying, "During the announcement of the statement, the president stood up, apologized to the people, and bowed his head. He repeatedly apologized for Mrs. Kim's actions and overseas activities, saying, 'If the people say they don't want to do it, then they shouldn't do it.'"
Mayor Yoo said, "President Yoon humbly admitted to the public's concerns that 'it was all my fault and I was not virtuous.'"
Mayor Yoo said, "During the Q&A session, a frank apology, explanation and presidential pledge were made at the press conference, and various demands that People Power representative Han Dong-hoon had proposed to the president were not met.
The conflict between the president and Chairman Han, which had been causing anxiety among party members and the public, and the rift between the ruling party and the government, were also resolved with the intention of "working diligently for the people and cooperating for a while."
"By resolving the past process that has been seen as a crisis for the ruling party and showing the will to unite the ruling party and the government, I hope to bring hope and relief to supporters and party members," he said.
Mayor Yoo added, "(President Yoon) will uphold the Constitution even in the face of the unruly parliamentary power and the anti-constitutional opposition party that is pushing for the impeachment of public officials and the president through street rallies.
He called for active communication to restore a political culture of mutual respect. The President's address to the nation and press conference are a turning point, and the opposition parties should also refrain from abusing their power in the National Assembly, which is destructive to the Constitution, and take immediate measures to protect the people's livelihood and the immediate national security.
"We urge them to play their part in cooperating with the government in dealing with the crisis."