Looking at the organized information about the Cambodia Gate,
- The sudden Cambodian vice minister,
- The Unification Church,
- And even the drug problem...
It seems like many things are intertwined.
Furthermore, considering the recent series of kidnappings and deaths of Koreans, even if there is no direct connection, there are many suspicious aspects.
Perhaps there was some kind of 'deal' where the Korean government or related agencies turned a blind eye to crimes committed by Korean criminals in Cambodia?
To push forward with the 'Cambodia Gate,' local cooperation would have been essential. It is also difficult to completely rule out the possibility that some of these cooperative forces were connected to the current crime syndicate leaders.
Otherwise, it wouldn't be easy to say that these two incidents happening around the same time are just a coincidence.
In fact, kidnappings, detentions, and threats against Koreans in Southeast Asia are not new occurrences.
Therefore, I don't think this is simply a Cambodian problem.
What about the Philippines? What about Vietnam, Laos, or Thailand?
Wouldn't there be similar structures there?
