Report on ‘Personal use of some of the former vice president’s rooms’
The National Intelligence Service (NIS) said on the 4th that it would do its best to find out the truth regarding the allegations that the former vice president of the National Security Strategy Institute, a related institution, used the office privately and had a drink with women.
In a notice sent to the reporters on the same day, the NIS said, “Recently, there have been many inquiries regarding the content of the water caused by the former deputy director of the National Security Strategy Institute (Strategy Research Institute) in some media, so I would like to inform you of the position of the NIS.” “As an institution, we have started the process to confirm the facts,” he said.
The NIS then said, “Considering that the reports such as ‘Strategic Research Institute’s Office of Private Use and Security Facility Sulpan’ are not true if they are true, we will do our best to uncover the truth regarding the allegations.”
Some media recently raised suspicions that a former vice-president who was a member of the Moon Jae-in presidential campaign and was assigned to the Strategy Research Institute personally used some rooms in a building in Dogok-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul owned by the Strategy Research Institute, and had a drink party with an outside woman.
/yunhap news
