According to reports from the Korean News Agency, the acting president of South Korea, Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, delivered a speech to the public at the central government office in Seoul on the 14th, stating that the most important thing right now is that there should be no gaps in the operation of national governance. Han Duck-soo expressed a profound sense of responsibility regarding the current situation faced by the public and the entire process of recent events as the National Assembly voted that day to pass the impeachment motion against President Yoon Suk-yeol. The country is facing a very severe internal and external environment, and the government will do its utmost to overcome difficulties and minimize the impact on the daily lives of citizens. He mentioned that the government will ensure a strong National Security stance, stabilize the management of government trust, and strive to maintain mutual trust between South Korea and the US, as well as among South Korea, the US, Japan, and allied countries.