Helicopters belonging to the South Korean Army are flying above the parliament building in Seoul.

#BREAKING South Korean special forces are storming the South Korean Parliament building.

South Korean leader of the opposition Lee Jae-myung:

Yoon Suk Yeol is no longer the president of South Korea.

South Korean Army vehicles in Seoul, South Korea.

Protesters and soldiers are clashing in front of the parliament building in Seoul.

Soldiers in South Korea are blocking the entrance to the parliament.

South Korean Armed forces are being deployed in Seoul.

Reminder: South Korean law allows lifting of martial law if majority of parliament members vote for it.

South Korean MPs are trying to get pass the mass of soldiers.

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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi:

We may consider sending troops to Syria.

South Korean protesters using fire extinguishers against soldiers.

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South Korean Parliament speaker has opened plenary session to respond to martial law declaration.

South Korean special forces are breaking the Parliament windows to enter the building.

South Korean Finance Minister:

We will deploy all possible measures to stabilize currency.

South Korean parliament opened a session and voted to block the president's martial law declaration.

Soldiers are advancing to the main building of the parliament in Seoul.

The South Korean parliament voted unanimously to lift the martial law.

190-0

Speaker of the South Korean Parliament:

The President must immediately lift martial law in accordance with the decision of the parliament as the martial law is no longer valid. The military and police should also return to their posts in accordance with the parliament's decision.

South Korean military personnel started to leave the South Korean parliament building after it passed a resolution to lift martial law.