A South Korean court has extended the detention of impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol to 20 days following a failed martial law attempt, sparking chaotic protests by his supporters early Sunday. Tensions flared outside Seoul Western District Court as crowds clashed with riot police, leaving dozens injured and over 40 arrested.
Court Chaos & Midnight Showdown
Protesters blasted fire extinguishers at police lines and stormed the courthouse, destroying furniture and equipment. Officers restored order hours later, vowing to pursue 'those who instigated illegal acts.' At least 40 minor injuries were reported.
Historic Detention Timeline
Yoon—South Korea's first sitting president arrested while in office—faces a joint corruption and insurrection investigation. He'll undergo 10 days of questioning by the Corruption Investigation Office before prosecution interrogation ahead of indictment.
Why It Matters
The unprecedented arrest highlights political turbulence in one of Asia's largest democracies. As authorities navigate this crisis, global observers watch for impacts on regional stability and markets. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.
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