South Korea issues arrest warrant for ex-President Yoon
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Yoon Suk-yeol is facing an arrest warrant issued by a South Korean court due to his attempt to impose martial law on December 3. He was previously impeached and removed from his position by the Constitutional Court for overstepping his authority. Prosecutors have accused him of abuse of power, falsifying documents, and obstruction of duties. His attempt at martial law was met with strong resistance from protesters and lawmakers, leading to a quick parliamentary vote to lift the order.
Yoon Suk-yeol's attempt to impose martial law on December 3 led to an arrest warrant being issued by a South Korean court due to potential evidence tampering.
Following the Constitutional Court's removal of Yoon from presidency due to overstepping authority, his impeachment was processed after parliamentary voting.
Prosecutors argue Yoon's actions constitute an attempted rebellion, alleging abuse of power and official document falsification in an effort to seize control.
The martial law attempt sparked immediate backlash, with protests and a parliamentary vote that swiftly overturned the order by defying military presence.
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