South Korea’s political drama reached boiling point as investigators stormed the presidential residence early Wednesday, attempting to arrest impeached leader Yoon Suk-yeol. 🏛️ Riot police and anti-corruption officials breached barricades using ladders and clashed with supporters in a scenes straight out of a K-drama—but this showdown is all too real.
Video footage showed tense standoffs between investigators and lawmakers from Yoon’s conservative People Power Party, who rallied outside the residence. Local media reported “physical clashes” with security as authorities warned that resisting arrest could lead to “serious consequences.” 💥
Acting President Choi Sang-mok confirmed the arrest warrant execution had begun, while Yoon’s lawyer urged negotiation to avoid escalation. Talks of a “voluntary appearance” collapsed, per Yonhap News, as investigators pressed forward. 🔍
This marks the second attempt this month to detain Yoon, whose impeachment followed corruption allegations. With rival factions digging in, analysts say this showdown could reshape Seoul’s political landscape. 🌏 Stay tuned for updates as events unfold!
