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In a historic and unprecedented decision, a South Korean court has approved the arrest of President Yoon Suk Yeol in connection with a controversial investigation into his brief imposition of martial law. The arrest warrant represents a watershed moment in South Korean politics, marking the first time an incumbent president has faced such legal action.
The decision comes amid allegations that President Yoon acted beyond his constitutional authority by invoking martial law in response to nationwide protests earlier in his tenure. Critics claim the measure was used to suppress political dissent and restrict civil liberties rather than address a genuine. . .
