S Korean president apologises, vows accountability for martial law attempt – Business Standard

South Korean President Moon Jae-in has issued a public apology for the recent attempt to declare martial law. He has promised to ensure accountability for those involved in the failed coup. Moon stated that the incident was a serious threat to democracy and vowed to take necessary measures to prevent such actions in the future. The president’s apology comes as a response to widespread criticism and calls for transparency in the government’s handling of the situation. Moon has assured the public that those responsible will be held accountable for their actions.