Impeachment of the president of South Korea: the ruling party announced its position

In order to impeach the president, the opposition needs only 8 votes from the ruling party.

An attempt by the South Korean opposition to impeach President Yoon Seok-el over his failed attempt to impose martial law may fail. The ruling party said it would oppose the move.

Reuters writes about it.

“Legislators can vote on the draft law as early as Friday. Yun's ruling People's Power party said it would oppose it, but due to the crisis within the party, differences arose. The opposition Democratic Party, which has a majority in parliament, needs the draft law to be supported by at least eight legislators of the ruling party, so that it is adopted,” the article says.

Opposition representatives noted that the declaration of martial law caused panic and fear among the population and led to riots and…