South Korea's political scene is heating up as prosecutors investigate President Yoon Suk Yeol over a controversial six-hour martial law declaration this week. 🌡️ The move, which triggered nationwide debate, was swiftly reversed amid fierce parliamentary opposition—but the fallout is far from over.
Interior Minister Lee Sang-min and former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun, who resigned post-incident, are also under scrutiny. Kim now faces a travel ban as lawmakers demand accountability. 🚨 The main opposition Democratic Party has called an impeachment vote against Yoon for Saturday, accusing him of overstepping presidential authority.
Analysts say the abrupt martial law order—reportedly linked to recent protests over economic policies—has deepened divisions in Seoul. 💼📉 While the government claims it aimed to 'protect public safety,' critics argue it undermined democratic norms. With tensions escalating, all eyes are on this weekend's impeachment showdown.
