Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is facing a new arrest request from the special counsel, accusing him of abuse of power, obstruction of official duties and falsifying documents related to martial law imposed in December. Recent interrogations have highlighted his resistance to an earlier arrest attempt and accusations of authorizing drone flights to Pyongyang. Yoon, who was ousted in April, has disputed the charges, which his aides say are unjustified.
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Autoritățile sud-coreene au emis un nou mandat de arestare pe numele fostului președinte Yoon Suk Yeol pentru „falsificarea de documente oficiale”
Fostul președinte al Coreei de Sud, Yoon Suk Yeol, vizat de o nouă cerere de arestare. Ce acuzații i se aduc
Un nou mandat de arestare cerut pentru fostul președinte din Coreea de Sud. Lista acuzațiilor se lungește
Coreea de Sud: Consiliul special cere din nou arestarea fostului președinte Yoon Suk Yeol în cazul legii marțiale
Un nou mandat de arestare a fost cerut împotriva fostului preşedinte Yoon al Coreei de Sud
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