Revelations from a controversial notebook has exposed what appears to be a chilling blueprint for impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol’s martial law declaration, outlining extensive plans for mass arrests of opposition leaders, judges and civil society leaders — and potentially even extrajudicial killings.

Attributed to former army intelligence commander Noh Sang-won, believed to be a central figure in Yoon’s martial law plans, the notes have sparked alarm over the extent of the current administration’s authoritarian tendencies. 

The implications of these revelations seem to extend beyond Noh’s alleged personal musings, as additional evidence suggests a broader network of officials involved