South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol defended his decision to declare martial law in an address to the nation, denying charges of insurrection. He claimed that the opposition-controlled parliament was destroying the country’s democratic order. Amid political turmoil and pressure from officials and protesters, the main opposition party filed a second impeachment motion. Yoon justified his actions as an “emergency measure” to restore order and warned the public about the crisis, emphasizing that it was different from past martial law decrees under military dictators. He stated that his deployment of troops to the National Assembly was symbolic and not intended to block lawmakers’ entry.
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A White House initiative to dismantle left-wing organizations faces legal challenges, as experts indicate limited federal laws exist for such actions. Following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, President Trump and officials have targeted groups like antifa, yet any significant legal consequences would require Congressional action, complicating the administration's plans. Want More Context? 🔎
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