South Korea's acting Defense Minister Kim Seon-ho shut down rumors of a fresh martial law order Friday, calling earlier reports “untrue” amid growing public concern. 🌪️ The announcement followed President Yoon Suk Yeol's controversial emergency declaration earlier this week, which Kim apologized for, stating it caused “unnecessary anxiety.”
🔥 Denial and Apology
Kim vowed not to obey any new martial law directives during a press briefing, adding fuel to the political fire. Meanwhile, prosecutors are teaming up with military investigators to probe Yoon’s earlier declaration, per broadcaster YTN.
🤝 Showdown in Seoul?
Local media reports claim Yoon will meet ruling party leader Han Dong-hoon Friday afternoon after Han publicly called for the president’s suspension. 🚨 Yoon’s office declined to confirm the meeting, leaving the nation on edge.
With tensions soaring between South Korea’s leadership factions, all eyes are on Seoul this weekend. Will this political drama spark real change—or deepen the divide? 💥
