Hwang Kyo-ahn, leader of the Freedom and Innovation Party, holds a press conference at the Olympic Park Handball Gymnasium in Seoul on the 24th.

As the reality of what can be described as a national emergency—'election computer manipulation'—finally begins to emerge from behind the veil, Hwang Kyo-ahn, leader of the Freedom and Innovation Party, called on the 24th for a full-scale, unrestricted investigation into all elections, including the 2020 21st National Assembly election (April 15 General Election), which has been the subject of the greatest controversy. 

Hwang held an emergency press conference in front of Gates 1-2 of the Olympic Park Handball Gymnasium in Songpa-gu, Seoul, at 4 p.m. that day, stating, "The things we have been shouting about all this time are proving to be facts, not lies or conspiracy theories." 

Drawing on his experience in state affairs as former acting president, prime minister, and minister of justice, Hwang emphasized, "Whether it be a joint investigation headquarters, a parliamentary inspection, or a special counsel, we must uncover the full truth behind the National Election Commission's servers with a sense of national and historical duty." 

He further warned, "If the investigation is limited only to the recent June 3 election, it would be another grave sin against history," adding, "We must finish this once and for all by thoroughly investigating all past elections, including the April 15 general election of 2020." 

Hwang also added, "We cannot stand idly by now that we have faced the reality of this unprecedented and shocking election fraud," and, "All citizens are now aware of how much the National Election Commission has lied while hiding the truth all this time."