South Korea's Ministry of Defense: ”We will not accept a second martial law even if President Yoon returns to power”

The South Korean military has stated that even if the Constitutional Court dismisses or rejects the impeachment trial of President Yoon Seok-yeol and President Yoon returns to his duties, it will not respond to requests to declare a second martial law.
A spokesman for the South Korean Ministry of National Defense said at a regular press conference on the 3rd, the day before the Constitutional Court's ruling on the impeachment trial of President Yoon, that if President Yoon returns and demands a second martial law,
In response to a question about the Ministry of Defense's position on the matter, he replied, "Even if such a situation were to arise, the view expressed by the Vice Minister at the outset will remain unchanged."
The spokesman also answered "yes" to a question about whether this meant that the demand for a second martial law would not be accepted.
Kim Seon Ho, Acting Minister of National Defense (Vice Minister), stated in the “Ministry of National Defense’s position on emergency martial law” announced on December 6 last year that “the
The claim that there is a "second martial law" is completely false. "Even if there was a demand for the declaration of martial law, we would
The General Staff will never accept this."