The imminent arrest of the president of South Korea/”Yoon Sook-yul”: I stand until the end!
reported Mehr News Agency quoted by Rashatodi, “Yon Suk-yeol” the deposed and impeached president of South Korea, whose arrest warrant was also issued, today Thursday By releasing a message to his fans that They had gathered in front of the initiative and he claimed that “I will stand until the end to confront and fight against anti-government forces.”
This message was read to his fans through Yoon Suk-yeol‘s lawyers; Yun’s arrest warrant was issued on Tuesday, and the police have a week to arrest him; Today, Thursday, hundreds of thousands of his supporters gathered in front of Yoon’s house and supported him despite the large presence of security forces.
Oh Dong Won, the head of South Korea’s high-ranking corruption investigation bureau, confirmed yesterday Wednesday that Yoon Suk Yol, the deposed president of this country will definitely be arrested before the expiration of the arrest warrant issued for him.
Since the Joint Investigation Bureau in the martial law declaration case by Yoon Suk Yul tried to issue an arrest warrant. started against him, speculations about when and how the authorities will act to arrest the suspended president of this country were heard.
Finally, a court in Seoul issued an arrest warrant for Yoon Suk Yul on Tuesday. “O Dong Won” said about this: Our goal is to pursue a smooth process without chaos and unrest. However, we are cooperating to mobilize police forces and prepare personnel.
He also warned that obstructing the arrest of Yoon Suk Yul will be prosecuted and added: We Actions such as creating various obstacles and closing iron gates in order to resist the execution of the arrest warrant are considered to be obstruction of the authorities.
The senior official of South Korea’s Office of Corruption Investigation stressed that the arrest warrant for Yoon Suk Yul will run on “valid span”. The deadline for the execution of this sentence has been set for Monday next week.
Yeon Suk Yol also ignored the investigative committee’s subpoena for the third time in a row on Sunday. Yol previously refused to attend the interrogation session on December 25 and did not provide any explanation for this absence.
The conservative president of South Korea was suspended on December 14 by the vote of the country’s parliament. The failed military rule in Seoul, which lasted only 6 hours, has dragged the Southeast Asian country into its worst political crisis in decades.
Yol is facing charges such as treason and rebellion, which, if proven, could result in life imprisonment or even the death penalty.
