South Korean president denies rebellion charges
Briefly

Yoon Suk Yeol's martial law decree was conceived as an act of governance, not rebellion, amidst opposition-led impeachment attempts and national protests demanding his resignation. This unprecedented declaration aimed to preserve order during a politically turbulent time.
I will fight to the end, to prevent the forces and criminal groups that have been responsible for paralyzing the country's government and disrupting the nation's constitutional order from threatening the future of the Republic of Korea, " Yoon declared, emphasizing a commitment to national stability.
Yoon described the Democratic Party as 'a monster' and 'anti-state forces,' accusing them of using legislative power to obstruct government actions and attempt impeachments, which he believes threaten the constitutional framework of South Korea.
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