South Korea’s ai-corruption office warns about preveing Yule’s arrest – Mehr News Agency | RCO News Agency
According to RCO News Agency, quoted by Al Jazeera, “He Dong wonThe head of South Korea’s high-ranking corruption investigation bureau says that Yoon SukYuleThe deposed preside of this coury will definitely be arrested before the expiration of the arrest warra issued for him.
Since the joi investigation office in the case of declaring martial law by Yun SukYule started his efforts to issue an arrest warra against him, speculations about when and how the authorities will act to arrest the suspended preside of this coury were heard.
Finally, a court in Seoul yesterday (Tuesday) ordered Yun’s arrest SukYule issued “He dong wonIn this regard, he said: Our goal is to pursue a peaceful process without chaos and unrest. However, we are working together to mobilize police forces and prepare personnel.
He also warned that obstructing the deteion of Yun SukYulewill be prosecuted and added: We will take measures such as creating various barriers and closing iron gates in order to Resisting the execution of an arrest warra, preveing execution job We consider authorities.
Senior official of South Korea’s high-ranking corruption investigation bureau emphasized that the arrest warra of Yun SukYule It will be executed in the “valid ierval”. The deadline for the execution of this seence is set for Monday next week.
ion SukYule Also, on Sunday, for the third time in a row, he ignored the summons of the investigation committee. Yule Previously, he refused to attend the ierrogation session on December 25 and did not provide any explanation for his absence.
The conservative preside of South Korea was suspended on December 14 by a vote of the coury’s parliame. The failed military rule in Seoul, which lasted only 6 hours, has plunged the Southeast Asian coury io its worst political crisis in decades.
Yule He is facing charges such as treason and rebellion, which, if proven, could result in life imprisonme or even the death penalty.
