”We have detected signs of large-scale defections”... Military leaders procure troops for martial law using North Korean provocations as an excuse - South Korean report

It has become clear that the military leadership, who are suspected of treason, mobilized troops in response to the state of emergency declared on December 3rd in response to North Korea-related events such as provocations by North Korea and large-scale defections.
On the 4th, the office of Kim Seung Woo, a member of the Democratic Party of Korea, confirmed this through an appeal letter submitted by the Ministry of Justice to former Minister Kim. According to the appeal letter, Army Special Forces Commander Kwak Jeong-geun
On the 1st of last month, two days before the martial law was issued, Commander Kwak mentioned the possibility of a provocation by North Korea and ordered the airborne brigade commander to prepare for deployment.
Commander Kwak said the 707 Special Task Force also "detected the possibility of a provocation to Seoul by forces aligned with North Korea."
The 707th Special Task Force is the unit that broke the windows of the National Diet Building and entered the building after martial law was declared.
The appeal said that President Yoon Seok-yeol had spoken to former Minister Kim on the phone on the 2nd of last month and said, "I will meet you when I have time to prepare."
It is recorded that Commander Kwak responded, "I understand." Immediately after the call, Chief of Staff Kim also called the same number and said, "I'm surprised. Let's meet tomorrow."
It was revealed that the deployment of troops to the Election Commission by the Defense Intelligence Command was also justified by a North Korea-related justification. According to the prosecution, Mun Sang-ho, commander of the intelligence command, had
On October 14th of last year, former Intelligence Commander Noh Sang-won ordered the preparation of troops for a top-secret mission based on "signs of large-scale defections."
At around noon on December 3rd, when the state of emergency was declared, Commander-in-Chief of the Intelligence Agency Moon said, "At around 9pm this evening, the government
Commander Moon received a call from Commander Noh, who told him to wait in the Gwacheon Government Complex area. Commander Moon actually said, "We're wearing combat uniforms, field coats, combat vests, combat caps, pistols, and about 10 rounds of live ammunition per person.
Yeo In-hyun, commander of the National Defense Intelligence Agency, has also been talking about North Korea's "trash balloon" provocations since November last year, and has ordered counterintelligence officials to be on high alert.
It was learned that he issued the same order on the morning of the day martial law was declared, stating that "the damage caused by garbage balloons from North Korea is serious."
They were deployed to the National Diet and Election Commission.