Seoul: South Korea's Democratic Party has announced plans to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol, accusing him of treason following his declaration of martial law. The party is also set to file charges against Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun, Interior Minister Lee Sang-min, and other officials, demanding thorough investigations into their roles in the controversial decision. According to Anadolu Agency, the Democratic Party has criticized President Yoon's administration for its unconstitutional actions, labeling the declaration of martial law as an act of treason. Party spokesman Cho Seung-rae emphasized the need for accountability and justice in addressing these alleged breaches of law. In other developments, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has affirmed that member states are committed to providing Ukraine with essential air defense systems. Speaking at a NATO foreign ministers meeting in Brussels, Rutte highlighted ongoing threats from Russian aerial attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure and emphasized the alliance's focus on improved intelligence sharing to counteract destabilizing efforts from Russia and China. Meanwhile, in Syria, the Assad regime is reportedly detaining individuals in the Eastern Ghouta region of Damascus based on their perceived capability to carry weapons. Information obtained by Anadolu correspondents suggests that many young men are attempting to evade arrest amid the regime's actions in the area.