A foreign reporter recently made an evaluation of former President Yoon Suk Yeol's press view, which is drawing attention.
The Seoul bureau chief of the internationally recognized Financial Times criticized the president's office for continuing to ask whether Yoon's remarks could be modified, reviewed, or checked in coordinating interviews while he was in office, and it was similar to interviewing the Taliban.
[Christian Davies/ Financial Times Seoul bureau chief: Unimaginable in a democratic country (we asked for tough conditions.) In fact, another foreign journalist reported this to the top and said, 'Oh, this is the same level as interviewing a Taliban leader.']
[Christian Davis, Seoul bureau chief of the Financial Times: (During the Armed Forces Day military parade) In particular, the scene where Yoon was riding a jeep and parading with the defense minister looked like an Arab dictator. If you are a citizen of a democratic country, you will feel instinctively uncomfortable.]
[Chad O'Carroll/NK News Reporter (November 7, 2024): Is there anything you want to say to Vice Minister Kim Yo Jong?]
[Yoon Suk Yeol/Former President (November 7, 2024): I can't understand what you're saying. You don't have to answer me in English?]