Yoon, DPK clash over floating wind turbines in Ulsan
People Power Party (PPP) presidential candidate Yoon Suk-yeol and his rival Lee Jae-myung"s ruling Democratic Party of Korea (DPK) clashed over a renewable energy project to build floating wind turbines in Ulsan.

Speaking in front of Lotte Department Store in the southeastern coastal city, Feb. 19, Yoon said that DPK lawmakers are trying to benefit only their allies through the project, which is still in the planning stages. He called the national renewable energy-based power generation project "conniving that goes beyond ignorance" on the part of the DPK.

"Why on Earth is the city of Ulsan seeing a renewable energy-based wind power project being erected which fishermen and other citizens had opposed it?" the main opposition People Power Party (PPP) candidate said during his speech on Saturday. "I think you all know who will benefit from the project by getting orders for the project"s construction. I can tell you that none of those who oppose the DPK"s doctrines or who are not the party"s core supporters will get a piece of the pie from the project."

Yoon"s harsh rhetoric against the DPK in his Saturday speech also targeted Lee"s alleged involvement in a controversial urban development project in Seongnam"s Daejang-dong, a case that has persisted for months without prosecutors having proven the allegations. "Think about Daejang-dong. Can"t you people smell something rotten from all the way over here? We must excommunicate the core members of the DPK who elected the evident suspect as their presidential candidate."