Amid attention on when to execute the second arrest warrant for President Yoon Suk Yeol, rallies for impeachment continued even in sub-zero weather near the presidential residence.
Over the weekend, the two sides will also hold a sit-in overnight.
I'm reporter Choi Kyung-woo.
[Reporter]
Protests in front of the presidential residence continued even in the midst of the strongest cold wave this winter.
Supporters of Yoon Suk Yeol's president chant as they sit on the cold floor in thick coats and scarves.
Participants chanted to root out fraudulent elections and shouted that the arrest of President Yoon should be prevented.At the
pro-impeachment rally, there were calls to execute the arrest warrant for President Yoon as soon as possible.
Participants also argued that President Yoon, who is suspected of rebellion, should be fired immediately.
The rally in front of the official residence continues on the weekend of the extreme cold.Citizens calling for the arrest of President Yoon
will march from Gwanghwamun and gather in Hannam-dong to hold an overnight sit-in.Supporters of President Yun
will also hold simultaneous rallies in Gwanghwamun and Hannam-dong and stay up all night in front of his official residence.Amid the observation that the execution of the second warrant for President
Yoon is imminent, the heat of the pro-impeachment rally is rising even in the cold weather.
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