South Korea's impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol sparked dramatic scenes Wednesday as he agreed to face questioning over a failed martial law bid allegedly aimed at preventing bloodshed. The move came hours after investigators stormed the presidential residence in Seoul, triggering clashes with supporters that left multiple injured. 💥
In a televised address, Yoon claimed the probe was 'legally questionable' but said he'd cooperate to 'protect constitutional order.' Meanwhile, tensions flared outside the presidential compound as ruling party lawmakers and Yoon's defense team physically blocked investigators for two hours – a standoff some locals compared to a real-life K-drama. 🎬
Authorities also arrested the acting chief of presidential security, who previously blocked an attempt to detain Yoon earlier this month. The latest developments mark an unprecedented moment in South Korean politics, with experts calling it 'the most intense power struggle in recent memory.'
