The two front-running South Korean presidential candidates expressed opposition to possible U.S. preemptive strikes against North Korea during a TV debate on Thursday night in Seoul.
Five South Korean presidential hopefuls attended the two and a half hour televised debate, including Moon Jae-in of the Minjoo (Democratic) Party of Korea and Ahn Cheol-soo of the People's Party, the two candidates most likely to win the presidency.
The two front-running South Korean presidential candidates expressed opposition to possible U.S. preemptive strikes against North Korea during a TV debate on Thursday night in Seoul.
Five South Korean presidential hopefuls attended the two and a half hour televised debate, including Moon Jae-in of the Minjoo (Democratic) Party of Korea and Ahn Cheol-soo of the People's Party, the two candidates most likely to win the presidency.
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