🇰🇷Суд Южной Кореи выдал ордер на арест отстраненного президента
Юн Сок Ель подозревается в мятеже из-за «чрезвычайной ситуации с военным положением», сообщает агентство Yonhap.
Кроме того, суд выдал ордер на обыск. Юн Сок Ель трижды проигнорировал вызовы на допрос по делу о госизмене из-за введения военного положения в начале декабря. Это первый случай, когда ордер на арест выдан на действующего, хоть и временно отстраненного, президента.
🇰🇷Суд Южной Кореи выдал ордер на арест отстраненного президента
Юн Сок Ель подозревается в мятеже из-за «чрезвычайной ситуации с военным положением», сообщает агентство Yonhap.
Кроме того, суд выдал ордер на обыск. Юн Сок Ель трижды проигнорировал вызовы на допрос по делу о госизмене из-за введения военного положения в начале декабря. Это первый случай, когда ордер на арест выдан на действующего, хоть и временно отстраненного, президента.
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