Former President's support rallies held across South Korea... Jeong Kwang-hoon: ”Yoon will return if unification is achieved within two years” = South Korea

Supporters of former South Korean President Yoon Seok-youl held rallies in various locations in downtown Seoul on Saturday, the 26th. The rallies were led by Pastor Jeong Kwang-hoon of Sarang First Church and led by the group "The Righteous Movement of the Republic of Korea."
The National Democratic Party Movement Headquarters held the Gwanghwamun National Rally in the Gwanghwamun area of Jongno-gu at around 1 p.m. that day.
About 10,000 participants (an unofficial police estimate) held signs reading "The people command."
Holding the Taegeukgi (the Korean national flag) and the Stars and Stripes (the American flag), they shouted slogans such as "Impeachment invalid" and "Yeon Again."
At the rally that day, Pastor Chung took to the podium and said, "North Korea will definitely collapse on its own within two years.
"Free unification will be realized within two years," he said, "and at that time President Yoon must be reinstated as the president of free unification."
He continued, "Is there any hope for the right-wing party, the People Power?" and said, "I watched the debate (between the presidential candidates), but the political
"They didn't have any strategies, they just made personal attacks," he said, strongly criticizing the People Power Party. Pastor Chung has announced that he will run as the presidential candidate for the Liberal United Party in the upcoming presidential election.
On the same day, the Christian group Revival Korea held a Mizpah Square Prayer Meeting near the Korea Development Bank in Yeouido.
About 100 people attended the rally, and Rev. Lee Tae-hee, president of Revival Korea, said, "The precepts of December 3rd were
The martial law has started the war against communism," he said. Near the Yongsan-gu War Memorial of Korea, the "Fraudulent Election Prevention Team" led by former Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn protested, "1 million fraudulent elections have been started."
About 1,000 people (unofficial police estimate) gathered at the event to denounce the allegations of election fraud, shouting, "Investigate the election fraud."
About 2,500 people held a rally near Kyodae Station in Seocho-gu, led by YouTuber Bella.
They said they planned to march from the National University of Education Station to the Nambu Terminal Station and then return to the National University of Education Station. The candlelight protest calling for the impeachment of former President Yoon began at around 4 p.m.
The 137th Candlelight March was held near the Supreme Court in Seocho-gu. About 500 participants chanted, "We are warning the Supreme Court to stop interfering in the presidential election," and "Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae is a great man."
They shouted slogans such as "Withdraw from the presidential election immediately." They plan to march to former President Yoon's private residence.