South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol apologizes for failed state of emergency

South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol apologizes for failed state of emergency

The South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has apologized to the nation in his first public statements after the failed attempt to introduce war law. This incident had plunged the country into political unrest and triggered loud demands for its removal.

President Yoon's explanation of the situation

"The declaration of the emergency through war law resulted from my despair as the ultimately responsible actor for the state affairs," Yoon explained in a two -minute speech. The president was visibly affected and recognized the severity of his actions.

clarification for responsibility

"I am deeply sad and sincerely apologize to the citizens who were shaken by this situation," added Yoon and emphasized that he had caused "fear and inconvenience" among the South Korean citizens. In view of the impending election of office, he emphasized that "he will not avoid legal and political responsibility in connection with this declaration of war law".

outlook for the upcoming vote

YOON is facing a vote in parliament next weekend, which will decide on his possible elevation. The events of the past few days have significantly shaken the political landscape of South Korea and raise questions about the stability of the government.