Former Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn speaks about the illegal impeachment of President Yoon Suk-yeol and election fraud. [Official CPAC Video GIF]

Remarks at America's Largest Conservative Conference 

"Election Fraud and China are at the Core of Fighting Leftist Communist Forces" 

"North Korea and China are in the Process of Undermining South Korea... We Will Fight and Win" 

"South Korea, America's Blood Ally, is a Country Where Election Fraud Occurs Most Frequently" 

Matt Schlapp Responds: "We are also greatly concerned... Thank you for your courageous stance."

Hwang Kyo-ahn, leader of the Freedom and Innovation Party (former Prime Minister), appealed to the United States and other Western countries to rectify South Korea through sanctions, stating that "President Yoon Suk-yeol was illegally impeached" at America's largest conservative conference. 

At the International Session on the first day of the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) general meeting, held at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas, on the 25th (local time), Hwang emphasized, "Although there was no rebellion as a ground for impeachment, unjust trials are ongoing (on charges of rebellion)." 

He stated, "The Republic of Korea is facing a grave crisis due to the leftists. We are fighting against leftist communist forces, and at the core of this fight is election fraud. We are striving with the entire nation to overcome this dual crisis. We seek cooperation with the United States and all forces in the Western world," he said. 

He added, "China is creating one of these significant crises. North Korea and China are in the process of undermining the Republic of Korea, but we will surely fight and win," he declared. 

Hwang, who was given another opportunity to speak on this day, stated, "The Republic of Korea is one of the countries where election fraud occurs most frequently," and after speaking about President Yoon's illegal impeachment, he requested, "There is a very serious persecution of churches happening in South Korea right now. Therefore, actions are needed to correct South Korea through sanctions from the United States." 

Matt Schlapp, Chairman of CPAC, responded to Hwang's remarks by saying, "Many of us are greatly concerned about what appears to be the crumbling of democracy in South Korea. Thank you for your courageous stance." 

Meanwhile, Hwang is scheduled to deliver a speech at the CPAC main session on **March 27th at 10:05 AM (US local time / March 28th at 00:05 AM Korean time)** on the topic of 'K-Pop Communist Hunter'. ※Tentatively rescheduled from the 26th to the 27th due to CPAC's circumstances

This session is expected to directly expose various pressing issues such as election fraud, anti-national forces, communization, and church persecution in South Korea to an international audience, and appeal for active intervention from the United States and the Western world in South Korean affairs.