South Korea in Turmoil: Martial Law Sparks Political Crisis
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South Korea has declared martial law in response to escalating security concerns, granting the military increased authority to maintain order and ensure public safety. This move comes amid rising tensions and potential threats to national stability, prompting the government to take decisive action to protect its citizens and infrastructure.
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