South Korea will hold the presidential election on June 3 after the impeachment of the impeachment

June 3 South Korea will hold the presidential election Removed Yon Suk Yeol from the presidency.

In December yon was impeachment Declaration of shock martial law. The court supported it on April 4, paving the road to the polls within 60 days.

Acting President Khan Dak-S announces the election on Tuesday, saying that the country should be “quickly healed from wounds” and go “up and forward”.

Yon’s martial law declared into South Korea deeply into political uncertainty and emphasized deep divisions in his society.

“I honestly apologize for causing confusion and worries to people over the last four months, and the fact that you have encountered this sorry for the presidential vacancy,” Khan said.

Yoon led the threats to the “anti -nesol forces” and North Korea when he declared martial law. However, it was soon revealed that his step was not threatened, but his own internal political troubles.

He was charged separately in the uprising Before the Criminal Court.

Some politicians mentioned the intention to run for the president, including the Minister of Labor Kim Moon, who left his post on Tuesday to start his campaign.

Academy of Sciences, Legist from the Power Power ruling party, who challenged in the last three presidential elections, also threw his hat into the ring.

But the current leader is the leader of the opposition Li Jay-Mun, who in 2022 lost Jonn in the most rigid race that the country saw. The Gallup survey last week took place with a 34%approval rating.

Yoon leaves behind the divided South Korea. While martial law has angry most of the country, thousands took to the streets calling for its removal, fans have Yuna adult bold and more extreme.

As South Korea stems from its political crisis, it also deals with fresh economic problems in the form of extensive tariffs declared by US President Donald Trump.

South Korea faces 25% of the US export tariff, and the authorities say they are looking for negotiations with the Trump administration.