South Korean prosecutors are doubling down on their investigation into impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol, who defied a Sunday summons tied to a controversial martial law decree earlier this month. The move comes after the National Assembly voted to impeach Yoon over his \"unconstitutional\" emergency order, which allegedly sought to deploy troops to arrest political rivals. 🚨
Yonhap News Agency reports prosecutors confirmed Yoon received the December 11 summons but skipped the scheduled questioning. A second order is expected Monday as tensions brew over what critics call a power abuse scandal 🕵️♂️. Meanwhile, arrest warrants are being pursued for senior military officials accused of involvement.
The impeachment, triggered by Yoon’s short-lived martial law bid, suspends his presidential duties and marks one of South Korea’s most dramatic political showdowns in years. Prosecutors allege he weaponized military power to target opposition leaders—a claim that’s sparked nationwide protests and global scrutiny. 🌏✊
As the probe unfolds, all eyes are on whether Yoon will comply with the next summons. Analysts say the case could redefine accountability in Korean politics. Stay tuned for updates! 🔍📢
