Yoon's Old Party Apologizes for Failed Martial Law Grab

South Korea's main conservative party has apologized for trying to impose martial law last year. The move caused a constitutional crisis and helped topple then-President Yoon Suk-yeol's government. The apology came more than a year after the failed attempt. It was delivered by People Power Party (PPP) Chairman Jang Dong-hyuk on Wednesday. Political experts say the apology is a strategic move. They believe the party is trying to win back voters ahead of future elections, not honestly confront its past actions. The PPP was Yoon's party while he was in power. Analysts describe the apology as a "tactical retreat." The goal appears to be salvaging the party's electoral chances after the political fiasco.