South Korea’s political landscape is heating up faster than a K-pop concert crowd! 🎤 Opposition parties dropped a bombshell Wednesday by filing a motion to impeach President Yoon Suk-yeol, just hours after he temporarily declared emergency martial law – a move lawmakers swiftly rejected.
With 191 legislators from the Democratic Party and five smaller parties backing the motion, this could become the country’s biggest political showdown since 'Squid Game' gripped our screens. The National Assembly plans to vote between Friday and Saturday, needing 200+ votes (two-thirds of the 300-seat parliament) to pass the motion. 🗳️
If successful, Yoon would be suspended while the Constitutional Court reviews the case – a process that could take up to six months. Legal experts call it a \"high-stakes constitutional chess game,\" but Twitter’s already dubbing it \"Impeachment: The K-Drama Edition.\" 💼⚖️
Fun(?) fact: This marks the first impeachment attempt since Park Geun-hye’s 2017 ousting. Will history repeat itself? Stay tuned – this political thriller is just getting started. 📺🔥
