South Korea’s MARA implemented, President Yoon Seok-yul says ‘necessary step to preserve constitutional order’

In South Korea on Tuesday (December 3, 2024), President Yoon Seok-yul announced the Marart Far. The President said that the President said that we have included things that paralyze the government. The information was given during a televised briefing, suggesting that the southern state is in a political crisis. President Yoon Suk-yeol, the controlling president slated to take office in 2022, has had to work continuously from the updated National Assembly since the election. He said that the decision to seek martial law was necessary for the preservation of the constitutional system of his country.

A month ago, the Democratic Party-led UDP recommended impeachment proceedings against President Yoon Seok-yul for abuse of power. The update says the acting president wants to avoid impeachment proceedings for Marshall. Updider leader Leigh Minogue has warned that Mara Leigh has been known in history as a ‘total dictatorship’ and the results have been disastrous.

The messages issued by the update were described by the Office of the President and dismissed as baseless. At the same time, he said that such a series is going on to influence public opinion. Prime Minister Han-deok also rejected all claims through an update, saying the southern state does not accept such a move. Relations between President Yoon and Update soured when Yoon did not attend the inauguration ceremony of President Joo’s new term after 1987. His office cited ongoing investigations and impeachment proceedings as the reason for his absence.