Tuesday, June 3, 2025

Elon Musk Reacts to South Korea’s Shocking Martial Law Drama

CEO Tesla Elon Musk / Yonhap Newx
CEO Tesla Elon Musk / Yonhap News

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law and swiftly retracted it just 6 hours later, drawing international attention and a surprised reaction from Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

On Wednesday, Musk expressed his surprise on X by responding with double quotation marks to a post about Yoon’s martial law declaration.

About three hours later, Musk commented “Wow” on another post featuring a photo of the South Korean National Assembly. The post reported that all 190 lawmakers present had unanimously passed a resolution demanding the lifting of the martial law.

When another user commented, “What is going on in South Korea right now?” Musk replied, “Yeah, this is shocking.”

While Musk’s comments garnered hundreds of retweets, he refrained from offering further specific opinions on the matter.

Yoon had initially declared martial law at 10:25 PM on January 3rd. However, he swiftly lifted it just six hours after the National Assembly passed a unanimous resolution calling for immediate termination.

Hot this week

Nvidia’s $7B Blow from China Sanctions Doesn’t Stop Global Chip Rally

Nvidia's strong earnings boosted semiconductor stocks globally despite export restrictions to China, highlighting its market influence.

Nvidia’s Surprise Earnings Spark a Stock Market Rally

New York stocks rose after Nvidia's strong earnings, boosting the AI sector, despite ongoing tariff uncertainties affecting the market.

WTI Slides to $60.94 as Traders Brace for OPEC+ Production Pivot

Oil prices fell despite a drop in U.S. inventories, influenced by expected OPEC+ output increases in an upcoming meeting.

Trump’s Bold Move: Retirement Funds Can Now Flow into Bitcoin Investments

The Trump administration allows Bitcoin investments in pension accounts, reversing Biden-era restrictions, potentially benefiting the Trump family.

WTI and Brent Crude Climb on Renewed Supply Fears

Oil prices surged due to supply concerns and geopolitical tensions, despite OPEC+ plans to maintain production levels.

Topics

Nvidia’s $7B Blow from China Sanctions Doesn’t Stop Global Chip Rally

Nvidia's strong earnings boosted semiconductor stocks globally despite export restrictions to China, highlighting its market influence.

Nvidia’s Surprise Earnings Spark a Stock Market Rally

New York stocks rose after Nvidia's strong earnings, boosting the AI sector, despite ongoing tariff uncertainties affecting the market.

WTI Slides to $60.94 as Traders Brace for OPEC+ Production Pivot

Oil prices fell despite a drop in U.S. inventories, influenced by expected OPEC+ output increases in an upcoming meeting.

Trump’s Bold Move: Retirement Funds Can Now Flow into Bitcoin Investments

The Trump administration allows Bitcoin investments in pension accounts, reversing Biden-era restrictions, potentially benefiting the Trump family.

WTI and Brent Crude Climb on Renewed Supply Fears

Oil prices surged due to supply concerns and geopolitical tensions, despite OPEC+ plans to maintain production levels.

Nvidia Beats Expectations with AI-Driven Growth, Stock Rallies Post-Close

The New York stock market fell ahead of Nvidia's earnings, which later exceeded expectations, boosting investor confidence and tech stocks.

First Sale Rule Gains Renewed Traction Amid New U.S. Tariffs

As tariffs rise, companies are revisiting the First Sale Rule to lower import duties, despite its strict requirements and paperwork.

OPEC+ Meeting Spurs Market Caution, Drives Oil Prices Lower

Oil prices fell as OPEC+ plans to boost output, with Brent crude at $64.09 and WTI at $60.89 per barrel amid rising supply expectations.

Related Articles