On the 14th, Kim Min-soo, a Supreme Council member of the People Power Party, mentioned the murder of a Korean university student in Cambodia on Channel A's YouTube channel, saying, "We should at least declare war now," and asked, "Is it really the right time to cooperate and investigate?" He said, "The Republic of Korea Only when a strong will is shown that touching the people is equivalent to a declaration of war against the Republic of Korea will such crimes disappear," adding, "Korea must show itself as a country that retaliates against criminal groups targeting its own citizens." Kim Sung-yeol, Reform New Party At the party's Supreme Council meeting on the 14th, the Supreme Council member said, "The money we will provide Cambodia with this year is 435.3 billion won, but what we actually received back is 330 violent crimes," adding, "We must consider everything possible, including upgrading Cambodia to a travel ban, recovering ODA (official development assistance), and deploying the military." On the 15th, Lee Eon-ju, a Supreme Council member of the Democratic Party, said at the party's Supreme Council meeting, "China punishes drug crimes so strictly that most drug crimes carry out the death penalty, so the Chinese mafia in Southeast Asia, In particular, isn't it being secretly shifted into Cambodia, a very pro-China country?" He called for a review of the visa-free entry policy for Chinese nationals. As cases of Korean nationals committing crimes in Cambodia have emerged one after another, extreme statements such as 'Cambodia should declare war' and 'The visa-free entry policy for Chinese group tourists should be reconsidered' are rampant. Instead of seeking effective measures for the Cambodia crisis, politicians are criticizing that their radical statements only foster hostility and hatred toward foreign countries.
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