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Special forces retreat from South Korean parliament

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South Korean troops are leaving the Parliament building in Seoul

Police and protesters clash outside South Korea's parliament in Seoul

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South Korean special forces flew into parliament, where the deputies who managed to break through were able to vote for the lift

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South Korean soldiers break windows to enter the National Assembly building

South Koreans take to the streets protesting against martial law

South Korean president declares emergency martial law

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South Korean Armed Forces are entering the country's Parliament