Yoon is facing a second impeachment vote in parliament on Saturday, following the collapse of his initial martial law order on December 3, which sparked accusations of insurrection and led to a criminal investigation into the embattled president.
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Public sentiment remains deeply critical of Yoon, whose approval ratings have languished at around 20% for months. Protests have intensified, with the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions calling for a nationwide strike until Yoon resigns.
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The military forces have reportedly withdrawn
South Korea's Finance Minister said measures would be taken to stabilize financial markets after parliament lifted martial law on Tuesday.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared emergency martial law in a surprise late-night TV address.
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