An order was issued to arrest the deposed president of South Korea – Mehr news agency RCO News Agency

According to Mehr news agency, quoted from the news agency Yonhap South Korea, a court in this country ordered the arrest of Yoon Suk Yule The deposed president of this country has issued.

It was yesterday that the investigators of the court demanded to issue a warrant for arresting the deposed president.

This decision was made because Yule For the third time, he refused to appear in court for interrogation.

This is the first time in the history of South Korea that an arrest warrant has been issued against a president.

The South Korean parliament was dismissed last Friday Han Acting South Korean President Deok-soo voted.

On that day, the South Korean parliament with a majority of votes Han Doksuimpeached and dismissed the interim president and former prime minister of the country.

This was the first time in the history of South Korea’s constitution that a vote was taken to dismiss the interim president.

ion Suk Yule Previously, he refused to attend the interrogation session on December 25 and did not provide any explanation for his 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 plunged the Southeast Asian country into its worst political crisis in decades.

Yule He is facing charges such as treason and rebellion, which, if proven, could result in life imprisonment or even the death penalty.

South Korea’s High-ranking Officials Corruption Investigation Bureau, Yoon’s absence Suk Yule confirmed in today’s meeting and announced that after reviewing the case, he will decide on future actions.

South Korea’s public prosecutor’s office, along with a team consisting of the police, the defense ministry and anti-corruption officials, are investigating the country’s president. At the same time, the Seoul Constitutional Court is also reviewing the impeachment motion that the South Korean parliament voted on.

In case of approval by the Constitutional Court, which must announce its final verdict within 6 months, early elections must be held within 60 days after the announcement of the verdict.

Based on South Korean prosecutor’s report, Yule At the time of issuing the martial law decree on December 3rd, he had also given the army a “shoot order”!