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As the Joint Investigation Headquarters is expected to soon execute a second arrest warrant for President Yoon Suk Yeol, the atmosphere for the pro-impeachment rally is rising again.
Tensions in front of the official residence are also growing amid concerns about clashes between the two sides.
Reporter Chung Hyeon-woo reports.
[Reporter]
Supporters gathered in Hannam-dong early in the morning after the arrest warrant for Yoon Suk Yeol's president was reissued.
Wearing padding and scarves in the cold weather, some even set up tents and guarded the front of the official residence.
They raised their voices, saying they would protect the president against the Senior Civil Servant Corruption Investigations Unit and the police.
"Declaring emergency martial law is for the Republic of Korea and the people of the Republic of Korea as president...."
About 200 meters away, the pro-impeachment side held a rally against it.
The cheering stick, which was shaken at the Yeouido impeachment rally, reappeared in front of the official residence.
The participants demanded the prompt execution of the second warrant, saying that the people's wish is to arrest and arrest President Yoon.Under the criminal law
", you are bound to be punished for rebellion. The fate has already been decided."
Amid some shouting between the pros and cons, the police task force separated them with fences and car walls.
There was no physical conflict, but the tension is likely to rise as the time of execution of the warrant is imminent.
I'm Jeong Hyeonwoo from YTN.
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