The former South Korean conservative leader illustrates the use of a military emergency that he put on December 3, 2024 as a step necessary to force him to “anti -state” liberal opponents, accusing them of using the majority of the legislative body to prevent their agenda. Nevertheless, Yuna’s decree lasted only a few hours after the members of the Quorum parliament broke through the fully armed army blockade in the National Assembly and voted to cancel the action.
Yun Suk Yol was then arrested by members of the parliament on December 14, 2024, and he was charged with a state prosecutor on January 26, 2025, who accused him of mastering his efforts to rebellion, describing his struggle for power as an illegal attempt to seize the legislative position and general elections and arrest political opponents.
The accusation may be sentenced to death or lifelong opinion.
Yun also faced accusations of compliance with an emergency situation of military operations without fulfilling the necessary legal procedures, such as discussion at the official meeting of the office, and illegally mobilized the presidential security forces, such as the private army to prevent the initial efforts of law enforcement agencies in order to keep it in the residence in early January.
His liberal rival and current President Lee Je Moon, who won fast elections in June to replace it, approved the law last month to start a comprehensive special investigation of the Yuna combat emergency disaster and other criminal accusations related to his wife and government.
