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It's Tuesday, 3.850, it's a Tuesday, afternoon, the PDB afternoon bulletin. I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage. Let's get briefed.

Today, we begin with breaking news from the Far East. South Korean President Yun Sukyol has declared martial law, granting sweeping powers to the military only to

reverse himself just hours later. We'll bring you all the details. Later in the show,

President-elect Trump delivers a stark warning to Hamas, declaring that there will be, quote,

hell to pay if American hostages are not released before he takes office. But first,

today's afternoon spotlight. Breaking news from one of America's closest allies in the Far East,

South Korean President Yun Suk Yul has announced that he will lift martial law after lawmakers

voted to reject his controversial move. Now, this decision marks a dramatic

turn in a crisis that has gripped the nation for, well, for hours. I mean, seriously,

this could be the quickest constitutional crisis in South Korean history. Earlier today, President

Yun declared martial law, deploying military

troops and police in riot gear across the streets of Seoul. It was a stunning and controversial

decision in a country that hasn't seen such measures since its authoritarian era in the late

1970s and 1980s. In his initial late-night television address, President Yun

stated that martial law was necessary to, quote, rebuild and protect the nation from

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