Hwang Kyo-ahn, leader of the Freedom and Innovation Party, speaks at a supreme council meeting on the morning of the 6th.

A joint South Korea-U.S. investigation team into allegations of the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) interference in South Korea's fraudulent elections has entered its operational phase.

At a supreme council meeting on the morning of the 6th, Hwang Kyo-ahn, leader of the Freedom and Innovation Party, officially announced the initiative, stating, "Cooperation with Chairman Lindell to eradicate fraudulent elections has entered the execution phase."

Earlier, at the end of last month, Leader Hwang met with Mike Lindell, chairman of MyPillow and CEO of LindellTV, a long-time "fellow fighter against fraudulent elections" of U.S. President Donald Trump, at CPAC, the largest conservative conference in the United States, and laid the groundwork for cooperation.

In an open briefing to the supreme council that day, Hwang stated, "We will immediately pursue the formation of a joint South Korea-U.S. investigation team. We have appointed lawyer Park Ju-hyun as the head of the South Korean investigation team and will form an elite organization with experts who have actually fought on the ground."

He added, "We are also openly recruiting talented individuals to participate in the joint South Korea-U.S. investigation team," encouraging participation and emphasizing, "There is no time. Speed is of the essence."

Hwang expressed his gratitude, saying, "The number of party members has recently increased explosively." He continued, "We will boldly entrust significant responsibilities within Freedom and Innovation to suitable individuals among those who have newly joined. We will evaluate based on their will and capacity to save the nation, not the order of their joining. Your participation is the hope of this fight."

He further stated, "The Republic of Korea is currently at a point where it cannot be recovered through normal politics." He added, "A political revolution is necessary to break the structure that oppresses the people in the name of power and the state that reigns over the people," conveying his intention to field as many candidates as possible in the local elections.

In his subsequent public remarks, Supreme Council Member Kim Sang-hyun requested, "Those who fight knowing that President Yoon Suk-yeol's martial law was a decree of enlightenment. Do not associate with liars any longer, but join Freedom and Innovation."

Supreme Council Member Kim Jin-il pointed out that the Democratic Party of Korea is using the parliamentary investigation as a means to interfere with prosecution rather than to ascertain the truth. Kim criticized, "They call the rumor of a plea bargain cancellation on Kim Eo-jun's broadcast a conspiracy theory, yet they prominently feature plea bargain cancellation in the name of pursuing a parliamentary investigation." He urged, "Please do not abuse the parliamentary investigation authority, which belongs to the National Assembly, to interfere with criminal court proceedings, and proceed with the trial of the defendant Lee Jae-myung."

Kang Ik-hyun, Chairman of the Policy Committee, regarding the article reporting on former Chairman Kim Kyeong-jae of the Korean Federation of Freedom's testimony of "an attempt by North Korean special operatives with a Pyongyang accent to raid Gwangju Station during the May 18th incident," stated, "The idea of including the dubious May 18th incident in the preamble of the constitution is utterly incomprehensible to the general public." He asserted, "Freedom and Innovation wishes to point out that all of this is anti-state behavior by national leaders and National Assembly members elected through fraudulent elections, leading the nation to ruin. Immediately halt the hasty constitutional amendment discussion regarding the inclusion of the May 18th incident in the preamble of the constitution."

Hwang Tae-jun, spokesperson, warned, "With the Middle East crisis, we are facing a medical crisis due to disruptions in syringe supply, and a shutdown of the Republic of Korea is imminent." He added, "The Lee Jae-myung administration is pretending to be unconcerned with a superficial charade, but if they fail to devise alternatives, the public will come to realize what a true emergency situation is."

Han Sung-hak, Deputy Secretary-General, announced, "During CPAC, the number of subscribers to the Freedom and Innovation platform increased by over 600%." He stated, "We will open our doors wide for influential individuals to participate in party activities."