Choi Jun-yong declared his public support for the impeachment, pouring out a lot of criticism that it was regrettable that martial law ended early
Jan 06, 2025
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On the 4th, Choi Jun-yong attended the 'National Congress Against the Impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol' held near Gwanghwamun, Jongno-gu, Seoul, and took the podium and even held the microphone.
Choi Jun-yong said "I was surprised that martial law was declared unexpectedly on December 3rd last year, but what was more surprising was that martial law ended in a few hours." he said.
Then "I was a little disappointed. If you did martial law, you should have done it properly. If you're going to end it like this, why did you do it"After a while, I don't think I knew what President Yoon meant."," he said, expressing strong faith in President Yoon Suk Yeol.
He also cheered the anti-impeachment rally participants, saying `Anti-state forces have been appearing here and there since the martial law.'
Choi Jun-yong said, `It doesn't make sense to say that there are no spies in our country. How many spies came out of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions. He also strongly criticized the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions and pro-impeachment forces, saying, "If they use the terms and pickets used in North Korea as they are, who are spies?"
He is holding a rally to impeach the president in Hannam-dong with harsh swear words, but he is continuing without permission to hold the rally. Is that the people of the Republic of Korea. If you don't like South Korea that much, go to North Korea, you XXs. If you don't like the Republic of Korea, go to North Korea."
He said until the very end, `President Yoon has woken our people up. Let's protect President Yoon to the end."
Earlier, Choi Jun-yong publicly supported President Yoon in 2022 before the presidential election. He also attended the inauguration ceremony.
Meanwhile, Choi Joon-yong made his official debut in 1992 as a recruiting talent for the second season of Seoul Broadcasting and appeared as Lim Hwa-soo in the drama "The Wild Men's Age," raising his profile.
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