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Elon Musk’s Shocked Response to South Korea’s Martial Law Sparks Global Buzz

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Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, attracted attention by sharing his reaction to South Korea’s martial law situation on his social media platform, X.

Musk responded to a user’s post about South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declaring martial law by simply quoting the statement, a symbolic gesture interpreted as showing deep interest in the news. Later, he commented “Wow” on another post reporting that the South Korean National Assembly unanimously passed a resolution to repeal the martial law declaration, with all 190 lawmakers in attendance voting in favor. This comment once again highlighted his astonishment.

When asked, “What is happening in South Korea right now?” Musk replied, “Yeah, this is shocking,” acknowledging the severity of the situation. His comments were retweeted hundreds of times, creating significant buzz and sparking increased curiosity among X users about the background and developments of South Korea’s martial law situation.

Although Musk did not provide further comments on the issue, his reactions have brought global attention to South Korea’s political circumstances.

Daniel Kim
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