Woo Sang-ho, floor leader of the party, said at a supreme council meeting that it can never be accepted to militarily join hands with Japan which has yet to sincerely repent over its past atrocities during the World War Two and its colonization of the Korean peninsula from 1910 to 1945. He said the adoption of the military intelligence-sharing accord between Seoul and Tokyo will prop up Japan's militaristic ambition, urging the South Korean government to stop the talks which will make people enrage again. Seoul will reportedly resume talks soon with Japan to ink the deal, called General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA), to share intelligence on the DPRK's nuclear and missile programs. Former President Lee Myung-back pushed to seal a hush-hush military deal with Japan in 2012, but it was scrapped at the last minutes on public outcry over the closed-door attempt to endorse the intelligence-sharing agreement.
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