Lee Sang-min didn’t even take the oath in the end.

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Lee Sang-min: “I’m not testifying.”
Ronsa Danjeon Dansu refuses to answer questions
Reporter Kim Chi-woon
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Former Minister of Public Administration and Security Lee Sang-min announced the December 3 emergency plan.
Immediately after the declaration, power cuts were made to major media outlets, including the Hankyoreh.
He refused to testify as to whether there was an order to cut off water.
On this day, former Minister Lee said in the National Assembly, ‘The emergency of the Un Seok-yeol government
A civil war-type truth-conditioning investigation was carried out through a proclamation by the industry.
First hearing of the ‘Special Committee on Civil War’
In “December 3 at 23:47, the media to the head of the Fire Department
“Have you given instructions to use Danjeon Dansu?” Nun Yong Hye-in
In response to a question from a member of the Basic Income Party, “I will not testify.”
“Everything,” Lee replied, refusing to take the oath as a witness that day.
The Minister faced all other questions squarely.
“I’m not testifying,” is the only answer that is repeated.

Previously, in a question on pending issues of the National Assembly Public Administration and Security Committee,
On the day of the declaration of the plan, Lee Sang-min, then Minister of Public Administration and Security, approved
I made a phone call to the head of the National Fire Agency and sent information to the Hankyoreh.
Request for police to cut off power supply to this media outlet
There is testimony that he was instructed to cooperate if there is
be ill. Heo Seok-geot, head of the National Fire Agency, and Un Geon-young, the Democratic Party of Korea.
Become the target of a power outage while answering a question from a party lawmaker
‘Some media outlets’ include Hankeo Newspaper, Kyunghyang Shinmun, and Culture
Broadcasting (MBC) said they were tearing it up.