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Why South Korea’s President Declared Martial Law
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December 5, 2024
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On Tuesday night, South Korea's President declared martial law only to backtrack a mere 6 hours later. So in this video we'll explain what happened, how it all fell apart so quickly and what this means for both the President and South Korea going forward.
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Yoon’s declaration and martial law decree:
South Korean constitution:
Response from Yoon’s party:
Protests, parliament and u-turn:
Yoon approval rating:
Opposition vs Yoon context:
Yoon kept many in dark about plans:
Gwangju massacre, 1980:
Opposition moves to impeach Yoon:
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