South Korean military prepared for martial law before declaration

Shocking revelations have emerged regarding the South Korean military's alleged preparations for martial law, dating back to early 2024. This timeline predates former President Yoon Suk-yeol's controversial declaration of martial law in December of the same year, raising serious questions about the events leading up to that unprecedented move. The findings, brought to light by a special prosecutor's team, suggest a coordinated effort within the military's counterintelligence command to ready themselves for such an extraordinary measure.

According to reports citing the special prosecutor's team, evidence indicates that preparations were underway within the military counterintelligence headquarters. These alleged preparations included plans for operations during a state of emergency, such as the purported attempt to deploy troops to the National Assembly and the election commission. While specific details remain scarce, these revelations lend credence to claims that President Yoon was contemplating martial law long before its official announcement.

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Náznaky príprav sa objavili už začiatkom roka 2024.

The legal ramifications of these alleged preparations are significant. Former President Yoon Suk-yeol has already been sentenced to life imprisonment for inciting rebellion through his martial law decree. However, a court's finding that he made the decision only two days before the declaration has complicated the narrative. The prosecution, which had sought the death penalty, has appealed this ruling, arguing that the declaration was not a spontaneous reaction. This ongoing legal battle highlights the deep divisions and controversies surrounding the events of December 2024 and the actions of the former president.

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Jun Sok-jol prijal rozhodnutie zaviesť stanné právo len dva dni pred jeho vyhlásením