South Korean President Apologizes Amid Martial Law Controversy and Impeachment Vote
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South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has apologized for his attempt to impose martial law, as parliament prepares to vote on his impeachment. Yoon's actions have sparked a political crisis, with opposition lawmakers accusing him of a self-coup and drafting impeachment charges around rebellion. The ruling People Power Party is divided, with some members supporting the impeachment. The turmoil has alarmed international allies, and key military officials involved in the martial law attempt have been suspended or face investigation.
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