He stated that the future of his presidency will now rest in the hands of his party.
Speaking to the nation, he acknowledged the disruption his actions had caused, apologizing sincerely to the public.
Chair Hans backing could sway enough lawmakers to secure the 200 votes required to pass the impeachment motion.
However, Yoons latest declaration may impact how ruling party lawmakers choose to vote.
He firmly denied speculation about the possibility of imposing martial law again, should he remain in office.
It was broadcast live, with reporters informed just an hour before it aired.
The outcome of the impeachment vote and the future direction of South Korean politics remain uncertain.
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