In a historic first, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol was arrested Wednesday from his residence over his controversial martial law declaration earlier this year. Thousands gathered near Seoul’s constitutional court chanting for systemic reforms, waving signs reading 'Accountability Now!' 🇰🇷
CGTN Stringer spoke to Seoul residents about the political earthquake. 'This will likely end with Yoon’s removal from office,' said one interviewee, reflecting widespread public sentiment. Another warned: 'The chaos is hitting our economy and social stability – we need resolution fast.'
While legal experts debate whether the court will uphold the arrest, analysts note this crisis could reshape South Korea’s political landscape. The world watches as this tech-savvy democracy navigates uncharted waters. 💡
