South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol is under criminal investigation for alleged insurrection over the botched December 3 martial law declaration, which sparked the biggest political crisis in South Korea in decades
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His comments on Thursday came as the leader of Yoon’s own party said the president had shown no signs of resigning and must be impeached. In comments that echoed his justification for declaring emergency rule in the first place, he said the “criminal groups” that have paralysed state affairs and disrupted the rule of law must be stopped at all cost from taking over government.
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