Yoon Seok-youl: Imposing martial law is an unavoidable measure, and South Korea's foreign policy direction remains unchanged

BlockBeats News, December 3rd. According to Yonhap News Agency, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol delivered an emergency address at the Blue House in Seoul on the 3rd, announcing the implementation of a "state of emergency" to uphold the liberal democratic order.

Yoon stated that through the implementation of the "state of emergency," he would rebuild and defend the Republic of Korea to prevent the country from "heading towards ruin." "To this end, I will root out the archenemy leading the country to the brink of ruin, the anti-state forces," he emphasized. To ensure the freedom, security, and sustainable development of the nation are not affected by the "misguided actions of anti-state forces attempting to overthrow the national system," and to seamlessly pass on the nation intact to the next generation, the "state of emergency" must be implemented.

Yoon said, "I will swiftly eradicate anti-state forces and restore the normal operations of the country. Implementing a state of emergency may inconvenience the citizens, and I will strive to minimize this inconvenience." Yoon also stated that implementing the state of emergency is inevitable to ensure the permanent development of the Republic of Korea.

The Republic of Korea's commitment to fulfilling its responsibilities and contributing to the international community remains unchanged. "I earnestly call on the citizens once again to trust me. I only believe in the citizens and dedicate myself to defending the Republic of Korea," Yoon said. (Kim Ten)