South Korean police dropped a political bombshell Tuesday, summoning 11 top officials—including Prime Minister Han Duck-soo and spy chief Cho Tae-yong—for questioning about last week’s controversial martial law declaration. 🚨
What’s Going On?
The National Office of Investigation wants answers about closed-door meetings held before and after President Yoon Suk-yeol’s December 3 emergency decree. The list reads like a government VIP roster: foreign and ex-defense ministers, intelligence brass, and more.
K-Drama-Worthy Stakes
Think House of Cards meets K-pop levels of intensity. Authorities aren’t ruling out legal action if officials skip questioning. Could this spark resignations? Court battles? Stay tuned. 🍿
What Happens Next?
While details remain scarce, analysts say this could test public trust in Yoon’s administration. With South Korea’s economy already on shaky ground, investors and global partners are watching closely. 🌏💼
