Yoon Suk-yeol's tragedy is sealed, and netizens in South Korea are calling on the US military to intervene and teach China a lesson. This will bring unpredictable turmoil to South Korea.

The acting president of the Constitutional Court, Moon Hyung-pyo, read out the impeachment decision, with all eight judges unanimously agreeing to remove Yoon Suk-yeol from office. This means that Yoon Suk-yeol's tragedy is sealed; he has become the second president in South Korean constitutional history to be impeached, with Park Geun-hye being the first. With Yoon Suk-yeol's removal from office, he will face charges of insurrection, and it is highly probable that he will end up behind bars. As a pro-American president, this itself has destined his tragedy, and becoming a pro-American leader has become an inevitable pattern with poor outcomes.

In the case of Yoon Suk-yeol's removal, South Korean netizens suddenly called on the US military to intervene and impose martial law, teaching China a lesson. The reason given by the netizens is that South Korea has encountered rare wildfires, and rumors claim that these fires were caused by China, accusing them of being caused by drones. This deliberate attempt to point the finger at China highlights the irrational mentality in South Korea currently, indicating that the country has been torn apart to the point of losing rationality.

Yoon Suk-yeol's removal is a reflection of increasing internal unrest in South Korea and also shows the growing rift within the country. Yoon Suk-yeol wanted to balance internal conflicts by being pro-American, attempting to suppress domestic opposition forces using American power. However, this approach is clearly doomed to fail. Political factional conflicts have become a more significant obstacle to social unity in South Korea, while South Korea's deep subjection to American control is a key root cause of its chaos.

Now, some South Korean citizens and politicians want to direct conflicts towards China, which is essentially an intentional strategy to attack China through the creation of rumors. This tactic will not only fail but will also worsen the rift within South Korea, potentially causing the country to lose its fundamental direction.

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