MADRID Jan. 3 (EUROPA PRESS) –
The North Korean regime has called into question the situation in neighboring South Korea following the motion to remove President Yoon Suk Yeol from office, a measure that, according to Pyongang, “has paralyzed public affairs and further deepened the social and political chaos”.
This is stated in an analysis published by the official KCNA news agency and which evaluates how the unprecedented dismissal after the “martial law incident” would have affected the South Korean “puppet” in reference to the measure adopted by Yoon and which led the opposition to force his dismissal.
The agency linked to the Kim Jong Un regime summarizes the events of the last month, up to the most recent arrest warrant issued against Yoon. The South Korean authorities have given up precisely this Friday an attempt to arrest the former president in the face of resistance from his security team and thousands of supporters.
North Korea had already echoed the controversial policy in the neighboring country on December 16, two days after the motion against Yoon was successful, but until this Friday it had not collected information on this issue again, according to the agency. South Korean Yonhap.
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