National Assembly Speaker Woo Former-Sik: ”President Yoon Seok-yeol, don't bring the Security Service to the forefront...isn't that cowardly?” = South Korea

On the 12th, National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-sik said regarding the execution of the arrest warrant for President Yoon Seok-yeol, "It would be best for the president to walk out himself."
Chairman Woo wrote in a post on Feibook that day, "The president should no longer use the security services to the forefront, but should face the law with dignity. That is the kind of behavior he should show to the people.
"I respectfully request that you maintain a minimum level of dignity in order to prevent further damage to the nation's reputation. I am calling for an exception to the rule of law," Woo said.
"If things continue like this, even the young people who work at the security services will be subject to lifelong stigma and disadvantage," he said.
"It is a situation where we cannot even imagine what is going on. Isn't it too cowardly to say, 'I still don't know?'" he said. He also criticized Choi Sang-mok, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Strategy and Finance, who is acting as the President.
Therefore, he said, "Instruct the National Guard to exercise command authority and assist in executing arrest warrants. The most surefire way to eliminate economic uncertainty is to prove that the Republic of Korea is a democratic nation governed by the Constitution and the law."
It's a way to get rid of it," he emphasized.