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According to Korean constitutional law, if martial law is declared in a state of non-war, the National Assembly can vote to make the president stand it down. The National Assembly is gathering now. We are just now getting footage of inside the National Assembly.

I am watching MBC. The Speaker of the National Assembly (Woo Won-shik) just emphasized that there are procedural rules to follow and they will follow them.

There are 150 National Assembly members currently gathered. There should be 300 members in all. The current National Assembly is majority opposition (155). The Korean president is conservative.

They are now playing footage from the inside where soldiers are trying to enter the main assembly hall. The opposition (Democratic Party) aides are shown to barricading the doors. Live footage of the main assembly hall shows no soldiers.

Democratic Party aides are shown spraying fire extinguishers at the infiltrating army to keep them back. I just want to add that I am a South Korean citizen and Seoul resident and I am *extremely* proud of South Korean democracy and this president has violated something I hold sacrosanct

"The agenda item has to be declared first"—not sure why it is not being declared. Most of the aides are gathered at or near the main entrance. They have barricaded the doors. The military has dispatched the airborne infantry to the National Assembly (I can't believe I just typed that).

The fact that the MILITARY is INSIDE the NATIONAL ASSEMBLY The National Assembly aides were summoned to the National Assembly immediately after the declaration, which means there are quite a few of them in there, our last line of defense of our democracy

Footage of the military breaking the windows of the National Assembly to enter the building Deploying our military IN OUR OWN COUNTRY against OUR LEGISLATURE against the people that WE ELECTED