In a significant escalation of political turmoil, South Korean lawmakers have impeached acting President Han Duck-soo as the country grapples with a deepening crisis. This decision follows the parliamentary vote driven by the opposition-controlled National Assembly, which has been actively pursuing the impeachment of Han Duck-soo. The situation reflects mounting tension within the government, especially after the recent impeachment of former President Yoon. Both political factions are now engaged in intense disputes over governance and judicial appointments, with the opposition accusing Han of failing to uphold his responsibilities, including the appointment of Constitutional Court justices. As the political landscape becomes increasingly chaotic, the ruling party has expressed its dissent against the impeachment proceedings, igniting protests within the parliament.