A South Korean party spokesperson who grappled with rifle-wielding soldiers, sent to stop lawmakers from entering the nation’s National Assembly, has gone viral as a symbol of defiance against martial law. The dramatic video showed Ahn Gwi-ryeong, a 35-year-old spokesperson for South Korea’s opposition Democratic Party, boldly grabbing a soldier’s weapon amidst chaos on Tuesday.
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