尹錫悦
Tight security in Seoul as Yoon awaits first verdict on 2024 martial law insurrection charges
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Police have bolstered security around Seoul's Central District Court amid rallies by supporters and critics of former President Yoon Suk Yeol ahead of the first verdict in his insurrection trial on February 19, 2026. Special prosecutors recommended the death penalty for his short-lived 2024 martial law declaration, with the ruling set for 3 p.m.
尹錫悦前大統領による2024年の戒厳令発令失敗をめぐり、関与の疑いで懲戒処分を受けた将官級将校37人のうち7人が、免職から停職処分に至るまでの処分取り消しを求めて韓国国防部を提訴した。原告には、元国防情報本部長の文相浩氏や元ドローン作戦司令官のキム・ヨンデ氏が含まれている。与党・共に民主党の秋美愛議員に提出された国防部の文書から提訴の事実が明らかになった。なお、他の29人の将官も再審査を請求しているが、訴訟には至っていない。
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Former President Yoon Suk Yeol and his wife Kim Keon Hee faced separate trials at the Seoul Central District Court on Tuesday over corruption allegations, the second such instance. Correctional officials arranged their appearances to avoid crossing paths, as they did not meet during a similar court date in November.
A special counsel team concluded on December 15 that former President Yoon Suk Yeol began preparations for his short-lived martial law declaration in or before October 2023, more than a year ahead of the December 2024 imposition. The investigation resulted in indictments against 24 individuals, deeming the plot an insurrection aimed at eliminating political opponents and consolidating power.
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Former President Yoon Suk Yeol did not appear for a second summons by a special counsel team investigating his alleged interference in a military probe. The team has notified him to appear on Tuesday. Yoon is in custody over his failed martial law bid in December.