Amid the ongoing diplomatic and trade dispute between South Korea and Japan, an opinion poll conducted by Realmeter has revealed that 47.7% of South Koreans support the country’s withdrawal from an intelligence-sharing agreement with Japan (23.8% strongly supported withdrawal, and 23.9% leaned toward supporting), known as the General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA). Conversely, 39.3% of respondents opposed the withdrawal (19.5% were strongly opposed, and 19.8% leaned toward opposition), while 13% said they did not know or had no response. A majority of people siding with liberals or the Democratic Party expressed approval, while conservatives and supporters of the Liberty Korea Party tended toward opposition.