South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol is currently under the shadow of impeachment following his attempt to impose martial law. The move, which sparked significant political tensions, was met with swift opposition.
On Wednesday, opposition parties officially submitted a motion to the National Assembly seeking Yoon's removal from office. This development comes after the declaration of martial law was lifted, intensifying debates about the president's actions and their implications for South Korea's democratic processes.
The National Assembly is now tasked with deliberating on the motion, a critical step that could reshape the country's political landscape. As the situation unfolds, stakeholders and global observers remain keenly attentive to the outcomes and their potential impacts on regional stability and governance.
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