U.S. President Donald Trump has drawn attention by suggesting that the investigation into alleged fraud in the 2020 presidential election is not confined to domestic matters. South Korea is also presumed to be involved.

During his speech at the National Prayer Breakfast held at the Washington Hilton Hotel on the morning of the 5th (local time), President Trump introduced key cabinet members and referred to Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence (DNI), as "Director of National and International Intelligence."

This confirmed that Director Gabbard's jurisdiction extends beyond domestic affairs to international matters.

President Trump then commented on the controversy surrounding Director Gabbard's presence at the Fulton County, Georgia, election management center during the search and seizure, stating that she was there "because she is smart."

He further clarified that Director Gabbard's position is "related to international matters" and, while confirming that Russia had no issues regarding the election fraud investigation, added, "But you could add China and about five other countries to it."

This statement is notable as it implies the involvement of China and five other countries in the 2020 U.S. presidential election.

While the literal interpretation of the statement suggests "if you're going to talk about foreign election interference, you should mention China and other countries, not just Russia," the context of pointing out Director Gabbard's international purview and her appearance at the Georgia search site allows for a different interpretation.

President Trump did not specify which five countries were involved that day. However, on December 1st of last year, President Trump shared a post on Truth Social from the SCIF X account, which mentioned South Korea, attracting attention.

The post stated, "There are numerous other ways to rig elections, and they are being exploited through operations that run worldwide. These operations are funded by U.S. taxpayers in over 100 countries, including Canada, Brazil, Australia, South Korea, and the Congo."

It further emphasized, "Everything we are doing is pointless if we don't remove the malicious actors who are fixing elections and counting votes in the United States and around the world."

The SCIF post was an appeal for the release of Tina Peters, who was claimed to be a witness to how voting machines manipulated the election in the "stolen election" of 2020.

Tina Peters was elected Clerk of Mesa County, Colorado, in 2019. Following the 2020 presidential election, she publicly raised concerns about the Dominion voting system. She was indicted in 2022, convicted, and sentenced to nine years, and is currently incarcerated.

At the time this post was made, Emerald Robinson, a former White House correspondent for Newsmax and OANN, had been making a series of X posts revealing how the "Three Musketeers" (Patrick Byrne, Gen. Michael Flynn, and Elon Musk) had saved the 2024 election.

This came just a week after President Trump shared a podcast episode featuring Lara Logan with Gen. Michael Flynn on Truth Social on the night of November 23rd, stating, "We must concentrate all of our energy and power on election fraud!!!"

In relation to this, claims are widely circulating in South Korea that A-WEB, funded by USAID, has disseminated an election fraud system globally.

By Sung Ku Hong, Chief Reporter, NNP, U.S. / Special Contributor, NNP info@newsandpost.com