The coup is continuing. The situation at the

The coup is continuing. The situation at the National Assembly on December 3 was more urgent than expected. A group of martial law soldiers were hiding in the office of Han Dong-hoon, the leader of the People's Power, and were seen pouring out. Han was the main target of the coup.

In the meantime, floor leader Choo Kyung-ho spoke with Yoon Seok-yeol on the phone, and it seems that he interfered with the decision to lift martial law, saying that he would hold the People's Power Congress at the headquarters, not at the National Assembly. He did not disclose in detail what representative Choo talked about with Yoon Seok-yeol at the time. On the evening of December 5, Rep. Choo Kyung-ho, Kwon Sung-dong, and Kwon Young-se visited Yoon Seok-yeol to discuss future strategies. On the morning of the 6th, Na Kyung-won said she sympathized with Yoon Seok-yeol's words, "This is all because of the Democratic Party."

As of 11:30 p.m. on Tuesday, most of the lawmakers seem to oppose impeachment and Rep. Han Dong-hoon seems to be flocking to a corner. I keep hearing that close-knit lawmakers are increasingly being persuaded by senior lawmakers.

As planned, he seems to have tried to arrest Han Dong-hoon by entering the martial law army into the National Assembly and the National Election Commission, and if he failed, he would talk well with senior members of the People's Power to apologize and organize them. Considering that he said, "You can do martial law again" right after the National Assembly's decision to lift martial law, he might have thought that even if he failed, he could avoid the situation and take the time to do so again.

At this rate, if the impeachment is rejected, the power of the people may be reorganized around senior lawmakers who oppose impeachment, and representative Han Dong-hoon and a small number of pro-impeachment groups may be isolated. Furthermore, representative Han Dong-hoon may be arrested by the prosecution and police, not by martial law forces.

In front of Seoul City Hall on Friday, hundreds of Taegeukgi troops gathered and shouted "Han Dong-hoon's Punishment" through a loud speaker. Conservative YouTubers are performing live broadcasts shouting "Patriotic Conservatives Gathering" in unison. Joo Jin-woo, a current affairs editor, said in a phone call with Pastor Jeon Kwang-hoon that he heard that a few days ago, the pastor informed Yoon Seok-yeol that "the Taegeukgi Unit will withdraw its support unless problems such as rigged elections are resolved."

At this rate, it may be difficult to pass the impeachment motion on Saturday, July 7. If so, the world will see Korea as a country where martial law forces may enter the National Assembly again at any time, and the economy will collapse into an abyss.