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5 years for former president in South Korea: what's the reason?

5 years for former president in South Korea: what's the reason?

In South Korea, a court found former president Yoon Suk Yeol guilty of obstructing the execution of the arrest warrant following his attempt to declare martial law in December 2024 and sentenced him to five years in prison. It was also reported that the court noted the falsification of documents and non-compliance with legal procedures regarding martial law.

According to Yonhap, a separate trial is underway for Yun Sok Yol, which is even more serious than the rebellion/rebellion. Some sources say that the prosecutor's office requested the death penalty in this case.

According to Reuters, this verdict is one of the first major decisions among several court proceedings related to Yun, and she has the right to appeal the decision.

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