South Korean Prime Minister: ”Both President Yoon and Chairman Lee Jae-myung should be ”liquidated””

Lee Nak-yeon, former South Korean prime minister and current standing adviser to the opposition New Future Democratic Party, is the former head of the Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) and former president Yoon Seok-yeol.
On the 26th, Lee appeared on a Korean YouTube channel and said, "I am very grateful to be able to have such a talk.
First, standing advisor Lee said about President Yoon, "Right after taking office, he said a lot of strange things that were out of line, and in the end, he called for emergency martial law.
"The government declared this and fell into the depths of ruin," he said, criticizing the government, saying, "Such unreasonable and anachronistic politics must be put to rest."
Regarding Lee, he said, "If he becomes president without resolving the legal risk,
This will go beyond being a risk to individuals and become a risk to the nation. If the trial is halted (because Lee becomes president), the people who have been punished for small mistakes will be made to look foolish.
"The rule of law will collapse," he said.