Martial law aborted in South Korea, country plunged into political crisis
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol had his decree of martial law quickly struck down by lawmakers amid chaos at the country's National Assembly.
President Yoon hours later accepted the lawmakers decision. Plunging the country into sudden political crisis, President Yoon now may face impeachment and possibly even charges of treason.
Education under siege: UN warns of school closures in occupied al-Quds
Israeli drones burn children inside 'safe zone'
Gaza Christians mourn amid Israeli genocide
VIDEO | Failed US policy reinstated
Nine US military planes deliver bunker-busting bombs to Israel: Israeli media
Iranian FM submits Leader’s written message to President Putin
Israeli minister: Troops to remain in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria ‘indefinitely’
Iran takes four countries to World Court over 2020 downed jet
Advocacy group files war crimes case in US against Israeli soldier
Israel secures 6-month delay in Gaza genocide case at ICJ
Houthi says US encouraging Gaza genocide, calls for arming Palestinians
PressTV NEWSLETTER
now
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
