Yoon Suk Yeol: South Korea's President under pressure after war law drama!

Yoon Suk Yeol: South Korea's President under pressure after war law drama!

The South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol faces a massive political pressure after he has proclaimed war law and has lifted again a few hours later. In a speech held in Seoul last night, which was broadcast live on television, Yoon apologized directly to the citizens and emphasized that such a procedure would not happen again under his leadership. He promised to assume "legal and political responsibility" for his actions. This is the first time since South Korea's transition to democracy in the late 1980s that a head of state imposed war law, which further increases the tensions in the country, such as Radio Euskirchen reported.

The opposition then submitted an application for an office. The chairman of the government party, Han Dong Hoon, who originally planned to block the vote, has now announced that President Yoon should "immediately do without the exercise of his official business". This shows a significant change in the attitude of the government party in view of the increasing protests and resistance to Yoon's leadership style. The largest opposition party accuses the President of the constitution and calls for its immediate resignation, such as