North Korea reports martial law and impeachment for the first time..."A monster Korean land, Abiy Kyuhwan".

North Korea "More than 1 Million Calls for Impeachment Due to Emergency Security Crisis"
Including the Rodong Sinmun that the residents read...Also carrying about 20 pictures
It also reported the process of penetrating the martial law military into the National Assembly and failing to pass the impeachment bill.

[Anchor]
North Korea, which had remained silent on the emergency martial law crisis, resumed its offensive against South Korea by reporting the news to internal and external media for the first time.

The Rodong Sinmun, which residents see, also carried related articles and photos, claiming that the Korean land is Abiy-gyu-hwan.

I'm reporter Lee Jong Won.

[Reporter]
North Korean media reported that a crowd of more than 1 million people across South Korea are protesting for the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol as the emergency martial law escalates.

In addition to the Korean Central News Agency, a foreign media outlet, the Rodong Sinmun, which is viewed by residents, he also posted about 20 photos of the rally in front of the National Assembly urging President Yoon to step down.

The emergency decree stipulated that it was declared to avoid a serious governance crisis and impeachment crisis, and claimed that the Korean land of the puppet was turned into hell by the shocking incident of putting the sword of dictatorship on the people.

On the night of the 3rd, it listed President Yoon's declaration of martial law, his lifting six hours later, and the blockade of the National Assembly of fully armed martial law forces, and detailed the process of the impeachment bill's failure.

It is the first time that the North Korean media has reported the impact of the South's emergency martial law, and North Korea has stopped all articles criticizing President Yoon for his real name since the emergency martial law.

[Cho Han-beom/senior researcher at the Korea Institute for National Unification: I think we had a period of strategic consideration. So it's like you've managed the situation for a week. There is a possibility of using it strategically in the future because the previous arguments have been actually carried out.]

However, North Korean media posted photos of the rally calling for President Yoon's resignation, but did not post photos of martial law troops entering the National Assembly and citizens blocking it.

Analysts say it is because they wanted to hide the appearance of citizens against the military, and it is expected that related reports will also be strategically selected in the future.

In particular, experts predict that it will be used as a logical material to emphasize the Yoon Suk Yeol government's hard-line policy toward North Korea and to reiterate the legitimacy of the "two-state theory on the Korean Peninsula" at the party's plenary session and the Supreme People's Assembly scheduled for the end of the year.

I'm YTN's Lee Jong Won.

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