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SEOUL — 7:20AM — Protesters from students to grandparents forcibly removed by police away from South Korea’s National Assembly. This was a tense moment, as calls grow for the president to step down.

SEOUL — Cho kuk, former justice minister, tells crowd outside South Korea’s National Assembly the declaration of martial law was illegal, rallying supporters to fight for democracy

SEOUL (CNN) — Police are **locking down areas near Seoul’s Constitutional Court**, as South Korea braces for President Yoon’s impeachment decision Friday. The court will decide if Yoon stays or goes as president, 4 months after he declared martial law.

🚨SEOUL (CNN) — 6:05PM — IMPEACHMENT OF PRESIDENT YOON STALLS — Fewer than 200 lawmakers are in the chamber, after members of Yoon’s party walked out. Opposition members are standing up &amp; naming conservative members, telling them, COME BACK NOW

SEOUL (CNN) — 10:45PM — Truly *astounding* to see South Korea’s National Assembly, 4 days after martial law. Inside, CHURROS &amp; waffles are being served to lawmakers, as votes are whipped for impeachment Saturday.

SEOUL (CNN) — 9:30AM — Mere hours after martial law ended across South Korea, demonstrators chant, “arrest Yoon Suk Yeol,” vow to stay outside the National Assembly until President Yoon resigns or is removed from office.

SEOUL (CNN) — 8:30PM — Dramatic tableau on the steps of South Korea’s National Assembly, as people with drums, candles, and singing in unison, vow to keep protesting until President Yoon leaves office.

SEOUL (CNN) — SOUTH KOREA CONSTITUTIONAL COURT begins to read President Yoon martial law impeachment verdict.

SEOUL (CNN) — 7:26AM — Police &amp; corruption investigators are making a **2nd ARREST attempt** of South Korea’s suspended President Yoon Suk Yeol. Hundreds of Yoon supporters are in front of his residence before sunrise, as investigators are now attempting to make the arrest.

SEOUL (CNN) — YOON IMPEACHMENT — Joyous reaction from demonstrator Lee cha-hyoung: “I’m very proud of our people. And, it’s our victory, and democracy victory, and our people’s victory! So, WE DID IT!” CNN super interns Ava Ko &amp; Eunseo Jeong shot this vid!

SEOUL (CNN) — 7:37PM — Member of President Yoon’s party who returned to vote, Rep. Kim Sang-wook, says he actually voted AGAINST impeachment. He’s saying in quite emotional terms that he wants to believe Yoon’s apology from this morning, &amp; it was his duty as a lawmaker to vote.

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🇰🇷🚨진과 보낸 하루! Our day covering BTS superstar, JIN! The K-pop icon hugged 1,000 of the luckiest fans on the planet, celebrating the completion of his compulsory military service with the Korean Army.

SEOUL — We’re witnessing military vehicles LEAVE the area around the South Korea’s National Assembly

🚨SEOUL (CNN) — 9:27PM — IMPEACHMENT VOTE FAILS, President Yoon of South Korea remains in office. 195 lawmakers voted, required number not met.

SEOUL (CNN) — 12:45PM — YOON ARREST STANDOFF — Hour 6 — This is what demonstration in *support* of South Korea’s suspended President Yoon Suk Yeol looks like. Prosecutors &amp; corruption investigators are *still* trying to detain Yoon for questioning, a 1st for a sitting president.

SEOUL — 3:30AM, protest still going on outside South Korea’s National Assembly

🚨SEOUL (CNN) — SOUTH KOREA’S PRESIDENT YOON REMOVED FROM POWER, 4 MONTHS AFTER HE DECLARED MARTIAL LAW. Constitutional Court makes *unanimous* decision, ruling Yoon’s martial law decree and sending troops to the National Assembly were both illegal.

SEOUL (CNN) — SOUTH KOREA IMPEACHMENT — Here’s the scene outside South Korea’s Constitutional Court… Thousands gathered to learn if President Yoon will be removed from office for declaring martial law in December. Ruling 11am KST / 10pm EDT

🇺🇸🇺🇸 Journalist Alsu Kurmasheva greeted by POTUS, VPOTUS, and then, RUNS with open arms to her daughters and husband on the tarmac of Andrews. What a joyous, beautiful reunion!!

SEOUL (CNN) — OUTSIDE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY, members of military DISBERSING

🇺🇸🇺🇸WHAT A MOMENT - Evan Gershkovich shakes hands with POTUS, THEN HUGS HIS MOM on the tarmac of Andrews...

SEOUL (CNN) — 7:50AM — Police &amp; corruption investigators are **removing barriers** around suspended President Yoon’s fortified residence. 2nd attempt to arrest him for questioning over his martial law declaration. Here’s what we see in the crowd of Yoon supporters.

🇺🇸🇰🇷SEOUL (CNN) — South Korea’s newly-elected President Lee just held his 1st phone call with President Trump. The two discussed surviving assassination attempts, agreed to work towards a tariff trade deal, and meet in person soon, date TBD.

SEOUL (CNN) — Police are locking down areas near Seoul’s Constitutional Court, as South Korea braces for President Yoon’s impeachment decision Friday. The court will decide if Yoon stays or goes as president, 4 months after he declared martial law.

🚨SEOUL (CNN) — 6:05PM — IMPEACHMENT OF PRESIDENT YOON STALLS — Fewer than 200 lawmakers are in the chamber, after members of Yoon’s party walked out. Opposition members are standing up & naming conservative members, telling them, COME BACK NOW

SEOUL (CNN) — 10:45PM — Truly astounding to see South Korea’s National Assembly, 4 days after martial law. Inside, CHURROS & waffles are being served to lawmakers, as votes are whipped for impeachment Saturday.

SEOUL (CNN) — 7:26AM — Police & corruption investigators are making a 2nd ARREST attempt of South Korea’s suspended President Yoon Suk Yeol. Hundreds of Yoon supporters are in front of his residence before sunrise, as investigators are now attempting to make the arrest.

SEOUL (CNN) — YOON IMPEACHMENT — Joyous reaction from demonstrator Lee cha-hyoung: “I’m very proud of our people. And, it’s our victory, and democracy victory, and our people’s victory! So, WE DID IT!” CNN super interns Ava Ko & Eunseo Jeong shot this vid!

SEOUL (CNN) — 7:37PM — Member of President Yoon’s party who returned to vote, Rep. Kim Sang-wook, says he actually voted AGAINST impeachment. He’s saying in quite emotional terms that he wants to believe Yoon’s apology from this morning, & it was his duty as a lawmaker to vote.

SEOUL (CNN) — 12:45PM — YOON ARREST STANDOFF — Hour 6 — This is what demonstration in support of South Korea’s suspended President Yoon Suk Yeol looks like. Prosecutors & corruption investigators are still trying to detain Yoon for questioning, a 1st for a sitting president.

🚨SEOUL (CNN) — SOUTH KOREA’S PRESIDENT YOON REMOVED FROM POWER, 4 MONTHS AFTER HE DECLARED MARTIAL LAW. Constitutional Court makes unanimous decision, ruling Yoon’s martial law decree and sending troops to the National Assembly were both illegal.

SEOUL (CNN) — 7:50AM — Police & corruption investigators are removing barriers around suspended President Yoon’s fortified residence. 2nd attempt to arrest him for questioning over his martial law declaration. Here’s what we see in the crowd of Yoon supporters.