South Korean Foreign Minister Meets with US Ambassador to South Korea... ”We will overcome difficult situation”

South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yeol met with U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Philip Goldberg on the 8th and explained the South Korean government's position on the "emergency martial law" declared on the 3rd.
According to South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cho told Ambassador Goldberg, "We will overcome the current difficult situation based on the resilience of South Korea's liberal democracy and the rule of law that has been firmly established."
"The two sides agreed to work together to ensure that the ROK-US alliance is unwaveringly maintained and strengthened," the Ministry of Foreign Affairs explained.
Meanwhile, Ambassador Goldberg also posted on social media about his meeting with Foreign Minister Cho, "We discussed the current situation in South Korea and
"We agreed that the current situation is as hard as iron," he said. On the 5th, two days after the martial law was lifted, Foreign Minister Cho also briefed Ambassador Goldberg on the situation following the announcement of the emergency constitutional amendments.
Furthermore, Foreign Minister Cho held a telephone conversation with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on the 6th, maintaining communication with all levels of the United States.