President Lee called a young person who protested a ballot shortage "truly precious and admirable," adding that he reflects on his own "lack of sensitivity to sovereignty."
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by Moon Hye-hyeon,Jeon Hyun-geon,Kim Hae-sol
Published : June 8, 2026 - 11:22:10
President Lee called a young person who protested a ballot shortage "truly precious and admirable," adding that he reflects on his own "lack of sensitivity to sovereignty."
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