Liberal candidate Lee Jae-myung secured a commanding victory in South Korea’s presidential election on Tuesday, capturing more than 85% of the vote. His opponent, Conservative Kim Moon-soo, conceded defeat. Lee called it a "day of judgment" on martial law imposed by former President Eun Suk Yul in 2024. Lee’s parliament impeached Yoon in December last year.
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