Yoon Suk-Yeol after release: South Korea faces a new crisis!

Yoon Suk-Yeol after release: South Korea faces a new crisis!

The former South Korean President Yoon Suk-Yeol returned from prison from prison from prison from pre-trial detention. On Saturday, the Parliament left the prison in Seoul with a smile and waved his cheering followers. "I bow to the people of this nation in a gratitude," Yoon said about his lawyers after a court had lifted his arrest warrant. This step was considered necessary in order to remove legal concerns regarding the procedure against him, as well as oe24.at reported.

YOON, whose presidency was characterized by considerable political turbulence, surprisingly proclaimed war law in South Korea in December of last year, which led to a massive political riot. The parliament then initiated an office procedure against him, which has not yet been concluded until the final decision of the Constitutional Court. The public prosecutor Yoon reports how the Tages-Anzeiger due to rebellion and office abuse. If he could be convicted, this serious allegations could lead to a drastic punishment, right down to the death penalty or lifelong imprisonment.

The release of Yoons became possible after the public prosecutor waived an appeal against the decision of the court and the deadline for his formal charges had expired. While he thanked his supporters, Yoon asked those who are in protest against his disempowerment in hunger strike to end their actions. The situation remains tense because the Supreme Court could soon decide whether the suspension of Yoons will be lifted or whether it is actually relieved of the office, which would result in a new election of the head of state.