South Korean Constitutional Court has invalidated the impeachment of the interim president

reports Mehr News Agency The impeachment of Prime Minister Han Duke Soo retained him as the president.

The ruling issued in the midst of political chaos in South Korea immediately returns to power. Han Duke Soo came to an end while South Korean President Yun Suk Yul has been impeached following the announcement of unsuccessful military rule in December.

“As a interim president, I will do my best to preserve the stable government and to use all my insight to protect national interests (South Korea) in the trade war (with the United States),” said Han Duke Soo.
South Korea, one of the world’s largest exporters, prepares itself for the effects of widespread US tariff threats under Donald Trump’s presidency.
The country has previously faced US tariffs on steel and aluminum and is seeking exemption from US mutual tariffs in the coming month. Trump specifically addressed South Korea earlier this month due to high tariffs on US exports.

Unevible and short-term Yoon Suk Yul, which lasted only 4 hours, put Seoul, the main US military ally, in the biggest political crisis in South Korea in recent decades; A crisis that has led to a vacuum of power in the wake of successive impeachment and indictment against several senior officials.

Han Duke Soo was first suspended after just two weeks of working as an interim president, and September 9. South Korean Constitutional Court Judges Camped out his impeachment today with seven votes in favor.

South Korean Finance Minister Chua Sangmuk as interim president, Chua Sangmuk, in the constitutional court.

Lee Jae Miung, leader of the South Korean Democratic Party, has called on the Constitutional Court to quickly issue a final ruling on the impeachment of Yun Suk Yul. The court is expected to issue a ruling within the next few days. Yoon also faces another criminal case on charges of leadership of the rebellion through the announcement of military rule.