South Korean Political Turmoil: Ministers Resign Amid Impeachment Moves

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High-profile South Korean cabinet ministers, including the justice and defense ministers, have offered to resign, increasing pressure on President Yoon Suk Yeol amid a constitutional crisis following his failed attempt to impose martial law. The opposition has submitted a motion to impeach Yoon, with a vote expected soon, while protests and calls for his resignation grow. The crisis has affected financial markets, prompting authorities to ensure liquidity. The US has welcomed Yoon's decision to rescind the martial law order.
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