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Han Dong-Hoon

South Korean politician
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The leader of the PPP, Han Dong-Hoon, stated that Yoon’s “martial law declaration is wrong” and pledged to “work with the citizens to stop it.” The National Assembly convened with 190 out of its 300 lawmakers and passed a resolution with all present members voting to overturn the martial law


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The leader of the PPP, Han Dong-Hoon, stated that Yoon’s “martial law declaration is wrong” and pledged to “work with the citizens to stop it.” The National Assembly convened with 190 out of its 300 lawmakers and passed a resolution with all present members voting to overturn the martial law


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