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Former South Korean President Moon calls his bribery indictment 'unjust'

IndiaTimes Friday, 25 April 2025
Former South Korean President Moon Jae-in denounced his indictment on bribery charges as unjust and politically motivated. Prosecutors allege Moon received bribes totaling 217 million won from Lee Sang-jik, founder of Thai Eastar Jet, via a no-show job for Moon's son-in-law. Moon claims prosecutors are abusing their power and pushing a predetermined narrative.
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 Former South Korean President Moon Jae-in indicted on bribery charges Moon's indictment adds him to a long list of South Korean leaders who have faced trials or scandals at the close of their terms or after leaving office. READ MORE :...

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