The South Korean president, who was isolated by Yun Suk, was accused of rebellion after he tried to declare martial law in December.
His fateful attempt to impose a military rule that sank the country in an unprecedented political crisis, and became the first head of sitting in the history of South Korea accused of a crime.
The indictment comes after a Seoul court rejected a request to extend Yoon’s detention on Saturday, which means that the prosecutors should make a decision on whether he will be charged or released before Monday.
“The penalty for the rebellion is now finally begins,” Han Min Sue, a spokesman for the main opposition Democratic Party, told a press conference.
Separately, the Constitutional Court started deliberations on whether Yoon would be officially rejected as a president or restored.
The president has greatly rejected the cooperation with cooperation with Criminal investigation On the declaration of customary rulings.
Yun is scheduled to be tried with the former defense minister and senior military leaders, who have been accused of helping him to plan and implement an attempt to seize full power.
In an unprecedented television advertisement on December 3, Yoon said he was calling for martial law to protect the country from the “anti -state” forces sympathizing with North Korea.
At that time, the besieged leader was in a state of brilliance on a budget bill, and was destroyed through the scandals of corruption and many cabinet ministers were under investigation.
The army announced that all parliamentary activity was suspended and sought to impose controls on the media.
The leader of the opposition’s Democratic Party, Lee Jay Meong, urged people to protest in the National Assembly and asked his lawmakers to vote immediately to cancel the matter.
Less than two hours after Yoon’s announcement, 190 of the lawmakers who – including some of the President’s party – gathered unanimously to prevent him.
The equipped soldiers were seen in rifles entering the parliament building through the shattered windows, as followed by an exciting confrontation.
Thousands of civilians gathered in front of the association and tried to prevent the soldiers.
Yun was isolated by Parliament and attached to his duties on December 14.
This issue sparked the worst political crisis of South Korea for decades and attracted the country.
Many of his difficult supporters gather around him. On Friday, tens of thousands gathered to protest, demanding his release and his return to office.
If Yun is removed from his post, presidential elections will be held within 60 days.
The prosecutors office did not immediately respond to the suspension requests.
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2025-01-26 13:50:00