South Korean opposition parties discuss plan to bring forward impeachment vote against President Yoon to 13th from 14th

South Korea's opposition Democratic Party is discussing a plan to bring forward the vote on the impeachment motion against President Yoon Seok-yeol from the scheduled 14th to the 13th.
According to Korean political circles on the 12th, after watching President Yoon's address to the nation today, the Democratic Party concluded that the president needs to be impeached sooner and is estimating the date and time of the impeachment vote.
The opposition party is currently discussing whether to bring forward the deadline from the 14th to the 13th. The opposition party seems to have been enraged by President Yoon's sudden speech. In today's speech, President Yoon said that the state of emergency was a matter of law.
Han Dong-hoon, chairman of the ruling People Power Party, also said, "President Yoon's speech was not a reflection on the current situation, but an attempt to rationalize it.
In effect, the content of the statement was a confession of civil unrest," he said, also mentioning the need for the party to adopt a platform in favor of impeachment.