South Korean President Yoon Faces Impeachment Over Martial Law Controversy
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South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol faces a second impeachment vote over his failed martial law attempt, with the National Assembly needing 200 votes to pass the motion. Thousands have protested in Seoul, demanding Yoon's resignation, while opposition lawmakers seek support from Yoon's conservative party. If impeached, Yoon would be suspended pending a constitutional court decision. His approval rating has plummeted amid legal investigations into his administration, with widespread public support for his impeachment.
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