Pyongyang described the South Korean president as a “rebel leader”.
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency quoted by France 24, North Korea in response to the second vote on the impeachment of Yoon socket Yol, the president of South Korea, wrote about the declaration of the failed martial law in the country on December 3, that the president of South Korea resorted to lies and “threats” to justify this action. from North Korea and the anti-government activities of the internal opposition.
South Korea’s National Assembly on Saturday impeached Yoon Suk Yol voted The now-suspended South Korean president, after lifting the 6-hour martial law, claimed that the order was necessary at that time because Seoul was the target of Pyongyang’s threats!
North Korea, which had recently broken its silence about the political developments in the neighboring country and reacted to it, once again announced through the Pyongyang Central News Agency that the statements Yoon Suk Yul “was mixed with lies and rebelliousness, and these lies are far from reaction and hatred. More intense circles It resulted in political and public.”
The North Korean news agency said in a statement: “The puppet (West) is responsible for declaring its stupid emergency martial law on the shoulders of opposition parties and a threat from an ‘individual’.” He dropped it.”
Added to this statement: The impeachment motion against Yoon Suk Yule was passed on Saturday in the Republic of South Korea. The Constitutional Court of the handover government will finally decide to impeach.
After the suspension of the president, Han Deok-soo, South Korea’s prime minister as acting The presidency will act and the Constitutional Court will decide whether to retain or remove Yoon Seok. span style=”text-a..”>Yule It has 180 days. If he is removed, South Korea will hold elections to elect a new president.
North Korea’s Korean Central News Agency also detailed the developments leading to the impeachment of the South Korean president, highlighting his televised speech last Thursday. Yoon Suk Yol, in that speech, defended the martial law decree on December 3rd and called it an action He rejected the legitimate description and accusation of rebellion against him.
In addition, this media covered the decision of South Korea’s ruling People’s Power Party to boycott the first impeachment motion and noted that several senior officials The country’s army and police have been arrested and suspended, and Yoon Suk Yul is the “rebel leader” described.
