South Korea's impeached president Yoon Suk Yeol was released from prison after a court canceled his arrest to allow him to stand trial for insurrection. His release led to significant public demonstrations, with approximately 55,000 supporters rallying for him against 32,500 opposition protestors. Despite his supporters' show of strength, a majority of the public disapproves of Yoon, with a recent poll indicating that 60% believe he should be removed. Legal disputes regarding his martial law decree and impeachment proceedings continue, creating an environment of political turmoil and division in South Korea.
Yoon's release has intensified societal tensions, as opinions clash over his impeachment and accountability for actions leading to political unrest.
Despite his release, public sentiment remains largely against Yoon, evidenced by a Gallup Korea poll revealing that 60% of respondents support his removal from office.
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