South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol has defended his call for martial law on December 2nd and has vowed to fight to the end, even as some members of his ruling People Power Party have indicated a willingness to vote him out. Meanwhile, an exit plan is being drawn up for the embattled leader to leave his post. Hairianto Diman spoke with Mason Richey, Associate Professor, International Politics, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies to assess the latest developments.

South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol has defended his call for martial law on December 2nd and has vowed to fight to the end, even as some members of his ruling People Power Party have indicated a willingness to vote him out. Meanwhile, an exit plan is being drawn up for the embattled leader to leave his post. Hairianto Diman spoke with&nbsp;Mason Richey, Associate Professor, International Politics, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies to assess the latest developments.

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