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Protesters storm South Korea's parliament after president declares martial law | LBC
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4:31Now PlayingPolice have clashed with protesters in South Korea after President Yoon Suk Yeol declared 'emergency marital law' in a late-night message to the nation, saying it was necessary to protect the country from North Korea's communist forces and to eliminate ‘anti-State elements’.
Television footage from South Korea has shown protesters gathering outside the parliament building, troops entering the main parliament hall and parliament aides pushing back martial law forces.
Following the clashes outside the building, South Korea's parliament has voted to block the president's move, according to the Yonhap and Reuters news agencies.
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