Yoon Suk-yeol Gains Support Amid Political Unrest

In South Korea, President Yoon Suk-yeol faces mounting pressure as protests erupt over his recent declaration of martial law, which has led to calls for his arrest. Supporters and opponents of Yoon clashed outside his presidential residence, reflecting a deeply polarized society. Young conservative men, including 25-year-old Park Byeong-heon, have emerged as vocal supporters, rallying against impeachment efforts and alleging media bias. Many of these supporters echo sentiments seen in the U.S., such as claims of electoral fraud, and have mobilized via social media platforms. Pro-Yoon rallies have attracted significant crowds, with demonstrators displaying American flags as symbols of anti-communism and solidarity with U.S. policies. The situation remains unstable, with ongoing legal battles and public unrest indicating a potential protracted political crisis.