President Lee Jae Myung issued a "warning" in Cambodia's…
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President Lee Jae Myung issued a "warning" in Cambodia's local language to organizations that commit online scam crimes against Koreans in Cambodia, and deleted the post after receiving an inquiry from Cambodia.
President Lee Jae Myung issued a "warning" in Cambodia's local language to organizations that commit online scam crimes against Koreans in Cambodia, and deleted the post after receiving an inquiry from Cambodia.
According to the government on the 2nd, President Lee introduced an article on the 30th of last month to the effect that "Chinese criminal organizations in Cambodia are no longer recruiting Korean members because they are afraid of crackdowns by the Korean police," and emphasized strong countermeasures against transnational scams, saying, "If you touch Koreans, it seems like a humiliation or an empty word."
Lee posted the same in Khmer, Cambodian.
Cambodia reportedly asked Ambassador Kim Chang-ryong of Cambodia about the meaning of President Lee's writing in Khmer, and Ambassador Kim replied to the effect that "the criminal group did not know English or Korean, so he sent a warning message in Khmer."
An official from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs explained, "The president's message is to evaluate the performance of the crackdown and to track down online scam crimes to the end."
After an inquiry from Cambodia, the post was deleted from President Lee's X. Regarding the reason for the deletion, Blue House spokesman Kang Yoo-jung said, "It is presumed that it was deleted because it judged that it was sufficiently promoted."
On the other hand, an official from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said, "It was normal communication and not an invitation (with the meaning of protest)," regarding the view that Cambodia protested diplomatically through Ambassador Kim.
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President Lee Jae Myung issued a "warning" in Cambodia's local language to organizations that commit online scam crimes against Koreans in Cambodia, and deleted the post after receiving an inquiry from Cambodia.
According to the government on the 2nd, President Lee introduced an article on the 30th of last month to the effect that "Chinese criminal organizations in Cambodia are no longer recruiting Korean members because they are afraid of crackdowns by the Korean police," and emphasized strong countermeasures against transnational scams, saying, "If you touch Koreans, it seems like a humiliation or an empty word."
Lee posted the same in Khmer, Cambodian.
Cambodia reportedly asked Ambassador Kim Chang-ryong of Cambodia about the meaning of President Lee's writing in Khmer, and Ambassador Kim replied to the effect that "the criminal group did not know English or Korean, so he sent a warning message in Khmer."
An official from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs explained, "The president's message is to evaluate the performance of the crackdown and to track down online scam crimes to the end."
After an inquiry from Cambodia, the post was deleted from President Lee's X. Regarding the reason for the deletion, Blue House spokesman Kang Yoo-jung said, "It is presumed that it was deleted because it judged that it was sufficiently promoted."
On the other hand, an official from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said, "It was normal communication and not an invitation (with the meaning of protest)," regarding the view that Cambodia protested diplomatically through Ambassador Kim.
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