South Korean leader is urged to resign or be impeached after imposing sudden martial law

It was clearly revealed to the entire nation that President Yoon could no longer run the country normally. He should step down,

Park Chan-dae, a senior member of the Democratic Party, said in a statement, according to Reuters

Even if martial law is lifted, it is impossible to avoid insurrection charges, ... He must step down."

Democratic Party of Korea's floor leader Park Chan-dae said in a statement, adding

I first thought about a war with North Korea when he said he would impose a martial law,

another X user wrote

I came here to show the withdrawing soldiers the strength of the people. That’s why I’m staying here in front of the National Assembly."

One protester, Mr. Jeong, 46, from Paju, Gyeonggi Province, said

He is no longer the president of South Korea. We urge the military and police not to obey the unjust orders of dictator Yoon Suk Yeol."

A coalition of nine organizations, united under the banner of the "Committee for the Expulsion of Yoon Suk Yeol," issued a statement following the repeal resolution, declaring

Let us defend the democratic republic of Korea, built and protected through bloodshed."

The committee called on the citizens of Gwangju to take action, urging

We continue to expect political disagreements to be resolved peacefully and in accordance with the rule of law,

Blinken said in a statement