(Adnkronos) – South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol backtracks and, changing his plans, will not go to the National Assembly in Seoul, where a crowd of deputies was waiting for him shouting “Impeachment, impeachment!”. South Korean security and parliamentary sources reported this to the BBC, stating that it is currently unclear what prevented Yoon from going to Parliament. The tension is certainly very high, notes the BBC.
South Korea, Yoon backtracks, president does not appear in Parliament
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