President Yoon meets with ruling party leaders... compares the Democratic Party to a ”Nazi dictatorship” (South Korea)

South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol met with the leadership of the ruling People Power Party on the 3rd and reportedly criticized the main opposition Democratic Party of Korea (DPJ) for "parliamentary dictatorship."
President Yoon addressed the ruling party's emergency response committee chairman Kwon Yeong-se, floor leader Kwon Seong-dong, and lawmaker Na Kyung-won, who visited Seoul Detention Center that morning.
After the 30-minute meeting, Rep. Na told reporters, "(President Yoon) wants the party to come together and show hope to the people, including young people in their 20s and 30s.
"I was very worried about the various international and world situations in Korea," he said. According to Rep. Na, President Yoon said about the December 3 emergency martial law declaration, "The National Assembly was essentially the Democratic Party's
With the country now in a one-party state, we are unable to carry out any national affairs, and as president I bear the heavy responsibility of doing whatever it takes to resolve this issue, so I took this measure."
"I am happy that through this state of emergency, the public has become aware of the various things that the Democratic Party has been doing as it pleased, effectively paralyzing national politics," he said.
President Yoon also criticized the Democratic Party for "running the legislative aisle alone," likening it to a "Nazi dictatorship." Rep. Na said, "The Nazi regime also took power through elections, and the Democratic Party has done the same."
"It came up in a conversation about parliamentary dictatorship (in the sense of a potential roar)."