South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol rescinds his martial law declaration following protests and parliamentary efforts to overturn it. The Australian and US governments express concern and closely monitor the situation.
South Korea 's President Yoon Suk Yeol has rescinded his martial law declaration after hours of political turmoil , including protests and attempts by parliament to overturn the decision. The Australian government is closely monitoring the situation, expressing concern over any democratic regression in South Korea . The US also expressed grave concern initially but welcomed the reversal.
Australia has issued new travel advice for its citizens in South Korea, advising against participation in any protests or demonstrations. The opposition is considering impeachment proceedings against the president
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