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Musk expressed shock at the situation in South Korea and responded multiple times on social media.
Jinshi data, December 4th news, according to reports, Musk expressed shock at the news of South Korean President Yin Xiyue's announcement of martial law, and responded multiple times on the social media platform X. On Tuesday night, Musk responded to a post by a X user about South Korean President Yin Xiyue's announcement of martial law, replying with two exclamation marks "!!". About three hours later, Musk commented 'Wow' on another post detailing the unanimous vote of the South Korean National Assembly to lift martial law. The post also included a photo of the members of parliament in the assembly. When another user asked 'What's happening in South Korea now?', Musk replied, 'Yeah, it's quite shocking.' However, Musk did not further comment on the matter.