Original title: South Korea's largest opposition party leader strongly criticizes the government for assisting Japan in "environmental crimes"

On August 25th, according to Yonhap News Agency, Lee Jae ming, the leader of South Korea's largest opposition party, the Common Democratic Party, condemned Japan's launch of nuclear sewage discharge from the Fukushima nuclear power plant on the 24th, stating that Japan ultimately chose to become an "environmental war criminal" and that the Yoon Seok yeo government will remain a "co culprit in aiding Japan in crime" in history.

Source image: Lee Jae ming, leader of the largest opposition party in South Korea, the Common Democratic Party.

According to the report, Lee Jae ming stated at the Supreme Committee meeting held in the South Korean National Assembly on the 25th that Japan's actions have no reason other than to deal with problems through cheap means and are actually "environmental terrorism". The Japanese government and the cabinet of Toyoto Kishida will be recorded in history as "anti human relations environmental war criminals".

According to reports, Lee Jae ming stated that South Korean citizens and history will never tolerate the irresponsible actions of the South Korean government. The South Korean government should seek compensation from the Japanese government to recover some of the harm suffered by fishermen and nationals.

In an interview with reporters after the meeting, Li Zaiming also strongly condemned Yin Xiyue for not mentioning the issue of Japan's nuclear sewage discharge into the sea as "unbelievable".

According to the Korean National Daily, former South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on social media on the 24th that he was opposed to Japan's nuclear sewage discharge and believed that the South Korean government's response to this issue was very wrong.