Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Dong-yeon: ”Saying President Yoon Seok-yeol's diplomacy is correct is defending the forces of civil unrest and martial law” (South Korea)

On the 9th, Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Dong-yeon claimed, "It is a far-fetched argument to say that President Yoon Seok-yeol's diplomacy was correct."
This is interpreted as a rebuttal to Seoul Mayor Oh Sehun's statement that he "actively supports and agrees with President Yoon's foreign and security policy, both in the past and now."
Governor Kim said on his social media that day, "During his term, the Yoon administration focused only on 'subtractive diplomacy' and considered itself isolated and helpless on the international stage. Even that was not enough, and the Republic of Korea was forced to withdraw from the international community due to civil war.
"President Yoon is the one who has set diplomatic relations back 30 years," he said. "Our diplomatic assets are the K brand and soft power. The K brand that we have built up by overcoming the COVID-19 crisis is
"How can we defend the insurgent forces that have caused the country's national reputation and international credibility to plummet in a single day?" he asked. He added, "President Trump's second term has begun, but he is on the diplomatic stage.
"Do you understand the current crisis that is impossible to resolve? If you don't understand, you are ignorant, and if you understand and ignore it, you are deceiving the people," he wrote.
Governor Kim also said, "It is highly likely that Acting President Choi Sang-mok will not attend this month's G20 Finance Ministers' Meeting.
"It has been years since the last time we have seen such a situation. With the mounting global economic issues, our position is becoming narrow," he lamented. Governor Kim said, "I believe that President Yoon's diplomacy, which has pushed economic diplomacy to the brink, is correct.
"I can't explain what they're saying other than that they're trying to protect the forces of civil unrest and martial law. We need to face reality more than ever, especially at a time like this. Please don't use diplomacy for domestic politics," he warned.
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