Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung says to soldiers and beginner leaders deployed in martial law: ”They are innocent” (South Korea)

On the 9th, Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, emphasized that "they have done nothing wrong" to the Beginner officials and soldiers who were deployed following President Yoon Seok-yeol's declaration of emergency martial law.
That afternoon, Lee posted an article on his blog titled "They are innocent," in which he wrote, "I'm late, but I really wanted to say this."
Lee said, "The most frightening moment, when the emergency martial law, which had never felt real like something from a movie, was when the heavily armed martial law troops entered the National Assembly. The citizens and aides who were prepared to die tried to stop them,
"The dedication of those on duty prevented a regress in history," he said. "I can't forget the look in the eyes of the martial law troops who were deployed at that time. In that moment, when conscience and orders collided, the Republic of Korea
The whole confusion was contained in it. It was sad to see the timid behavior of the people trying not to use force against innocent people. Representative Lee wrote, "The majority of the Beginner executives and soldiers were under the control of Yoon Seok-yeol, the mastermind of the rebellion.
The president, former Minister of National Defense Kim Yong-hyun, and some commanders were completely exploited. They exploited the soldiers who were supposed to be following orders without even knowing what the operation was.
"The arrows aimed at the martial law troops must be aimed at those who gave the orders and those who have undermined the foundations of our constitution and democracy," he said.
"The video shows martial law troops withdrawing after the martial law is lifted and bowing their heads to apologize to citizens.
I hope that the short memory of that time at the scene will not leave a scar in their hearts," he said. "To the proud soldiers of the Republic of Korea, I ask you to bend down to those who are bending down.
I want to convey that they have done nothing wrong, and I am actually grateful to them."