South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol declares martial law
Dakṣiṇa kōriẏāra prēsiḍēnṭa i'una suka iẏōlēra mārśāla ā'ina ghōṣaṇā,āmērikā-kōriẏāra samparka uttapta dakṣiṇa kōriẏāra prēsiḍēnṭa i'una suka iẏōla maṅgalabāra rātē ēka jaruri jātīẏa bhāṣaṇē mārśāla ā'ina ghōṣaṇā karēchēna. Ē'i bhāṣaṇaṭi lā'ibha sampracārita haẏa ēbaṁ ētē tini dābi karēchēna yē tini"uttara kōriẏāra prati sahānubhūtiśīla rāṣṭrabirōdhī śaktigulikē" nirmūla karabēna. Tabē, uttara kōriẏā thēkē kōnō nirdiṣṭa humakira ullēkha nā karalē'ō, tini tāra rājanaitika pratipakṣadēra birud'dhē ē'i padakṣēpa grahaṇēra kathā balēna. Prēsiḍēnṭa i'una suka iẏōla tāra bhāṣaṇē balēna, "āmi dakṣiṇa kōriẏāra sbādhīnatā ō sāmbidhānika śr̥ṅkhalā rakṣāra jan'ya mārśāla ā'ina ghōṣaṇā karachi." Tini dābi karēchēna yē birōdhī dalagulō sansadīẏa prakriẏākē jim'mi karē dēśakē saṅkaṭēra madhyē phēlatē cāẏa. Ēdikē, prēsiḍēnṭa i'unēra ē'i padakṣēpaṭi dakṣiṇa kōriẏāẏa baṛa dharanēra rājanaitika asthiratā sr̥ṣṭi karēchē. Dakṣiṇa kōriẏā, yā 1980-ēra daśaka thēkē gaṇatāntrika śāsanabyabasthā anusaraṇa karachē, ēkhana ābāra ēka jaruri paristhitira mukhē paṛēchē. Ē'i ghōṣaṇāra para, dakṣiṇa kōriẏāra mudrā'ōẏāna' ḍalāra birud'dhē tībra patana ghaṭēchē. Dakṣiṇa kōriẏāra pārlāmēnṭēra prabēśadbāra bandha karē dēẏā haẏēchē, ēbaṁ sambāda sansthā iẏanahyāpa jāniẏēchē yē, prēsiḍēnṭa i'unēra kāchē mārśāla ā'ina prastāba karēchilēna dēśaṭira pratirakṣā mantrī. Ēra pāśāpāśi, i'una suka iẏōla birōdhī dala ḍēmōkrēṭika pārṭira gata saptāhē ānā abhiśansana prastāba ēbaṁ sarakārēra bājēṭa prastāba pratyākhyānēra biṣaẏaṭi ullēkha karēchēna. Birōdhī dala ḍēmōkrēṭika pārṭira nētā li jāẏa-miẏaṁ ē'i mārśāla ā'ina ghōṣaṇākē tībrabhābē samālōcanā karēchēna. Tini balēna, "ṭyāṅka, sām̐jōẏā bāhana ēbaṁ sēnārā dēśēra śāsana karabē." Ēchāṛā'ō, tini satarka karē dēna yē ēra phalē dakṣiṇa kōriẏāra arthanīti dhbansa haẏē yābē. Ēdikē, prēsiḍēnṭa i'unēra ē'i padakṣēpa dakṣiṇa kōriẏāra abhyantarīṇa rājanaitika paristhiti ēbaṁ āntarjātika samparkēra ōpara gabhīra prabhāba phēlatē pārē. আরও দেখুন ১,৭০৭ / ৫,০০০ South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol declares martial law, US-Korea relations heat up South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law in an emergency national address on Tuesday night. The address was broadcast live and in it he claimed that he would eliminate "anti-state forces sympathetic to North Korea." However, without mentioning any specific threat from North Korea, he said that the action was taken against his political opponents. President Yoon Suk-yeol said in his speech, "I am declaring martial law to protect South Korea's independence and constitutional order." He claimed that opposition parties want to throw the country into crisis by hijacking the parliamentary process.
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol declares martial law
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol declares martial law, US-Korea relations heat up South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol declared martial law in an emergency national address on Tuesday night. The address was broadcast live and in it he claimed that he would eliminate "anti-state forces sympathetic to North Korea." However, without mentioning any specific threat from North Korea, he said that the action was taken against his political opponents.
President Yoon Suk-yeol said in his speech, "I am declaring martial law to protect South Korea's independence and constitutional order." He claimed that opposition parties want to throw the country into crisis by hijacking the parliamentary process.
Meanwhile, President Yoon's move has caused major political unrest in South Korea. South Korea, which has been following a democratic system of government since the 1980s, is now facing a state of emergency again. Following the announcement, the South Korean currency 'won' has fallen sharply against the dollar.
South Korea's parliament has been closed, and Yonhap news agency reported that the country's defense minister had proposed martial law to President Yoon. In addition, Yoon Suk-yeol mentioned the opposition Democratic Party's impeachment motion last week and the government's rejection of the budget proposal.
Opposition Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung has strongly criticized the martial law declaration. "Tanks, armored vehicles and soldiers will rule the country," he said. He also warned that it would destroy South Korea's economy.
Meanwhile, President Yoon's move could have a profound impact on South Korea's domestic political situation and international relations.
