President Yoon's approval rating ”recovers” from rock bottom = South Korea

A public opinion poll was released on the 23rd showing that South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol's approval rating, which had hit its lowest level since taking office, has once again recovered to the 30% range.
The results of a survey conducted by the South Korean polling agency "Real Meter" on the 19th and 20th of this month among 1,001 voters aged 18 and over showed that President Yoon's supporters
The approval rate was calculated to be 30.3%, up 3.3% from the previous survey (27.0% the week before), while disapproval fell 2.5% to 66.2%.
President Yoon's recovery in approval ratings is believed to be due to his "nuclear power sales diplomacy to the Czech Republic" and "rallying his supporters to overcome his rock-bottom approval ratings."
Meanwhile, the ruling People's Power Party's approval rating was 35.2%, while the Democratic Party of Japan's approval rating was 39.2%.
The ruling party's approval rating increased by 2.2% compared to the previous survey, while the Democratic Party of Japan's approval rating decreased by 0.4%.
Next are the Fatherland Reform Party at 9.1%, the New Reform Party at 4.5%, the Progressive Party at 1.2%, other parties at 1.9%, and independents.
The figure was calculated to be 8.9%.