US EditionSouth Korean president declares emergency martial law, accusing opposition of anti-state activities
- South Korean president declares emergency martial law, accusing the opposition of anti-state activities.
- The declaration of martial law is a response to the opposition's actions, according to the president.
- The president emphasizes the need for security and order amid rising tensions.
- Opposition leaders criticize the martial law declaration, raising concerns over its implications.
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South Korean Leader’s Brief, But Ill-Advised Flirtation With Martial Law
By Bruce Klingner via The Daily Signal | December 03, 2024 South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol abruptly declared martial law on Tuesday, blaming “anti-state forces” planning to overthrow the government. Yoon had previously complained of media and opposition groups pushing false information to subvert society, but gave no indication he
South Korean President Declares Martial Law, Sparking Protest
By Natalia Marques – Dec 3, 2024 In his announcement declaring martial law, President Yoon Suk Yeol stated that he seeks to eradicate “shameless pro-North Korean anti-state forces” On Wednesday morning in Korea, President Yoon declared that he would lift his decree of martial law following mass protest and a unanimous parliamentary vote against the measure. In a statement, Mr. Yoon claimed that he declared emergency martial law “as an act of …
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On the 3rd, President Yoon Seok-yeol declared martial law, calling the opposition party "anti-national forces seeking to overthrow the regime." However, the National Assembly passed a resolution to revoke the martial law about six hours later, and the opposition party submitted a motion to impeach him, putting him in an even more difficult position. Why did Yoon make such an extreme choice, and what will the future hold for South Korean politics?
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