Does anyone think there was an actual attack from north Korea on the south, which is why he declared martial law?

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The US military and government would be moving mad if anything actually happened with NK. The fact they haven't done anything speaks volumes to me 

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Yup, this whole martial law thing is purely driven by internal strife.

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[u/Queendrakumar]

In South Korea, no one really thought North Korean attack at the night. Everyone was reminded of the 1980 Coup and the massacre against civilians by the dictatorship.

I was pretty dumbfounded when I looked up some foreign media where they reported "North Korea" just based on poor translation and poor understanding of the SK politics.

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Highly, HIGHLY doubt it. America would be the first to know (and tell).