Todays session has been closely watched by the people of Korea and the international community.
Regrettably, we could not even conduct a vote on such a critical national matter."
The failure to hold a vote reflects our inability to fulfill democratic procedures on a matter of national significance.
On behalf of the National Assembly, I extend my sincere apologies to the public."
Public Demonstrations Highlight Growing Divide
While the National Assembly deliberated, mass protests took place outside the parliamentary complex.
Emotions ran high as news of the votes invalidation spread.
Protesters expressed frustration and disappointment, with some shedding tears over the stalled impeachment process.
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