According to Yonhap News Agency, on the 9th local time, former South Korean President Yoon Seo-yeol attended the sixth trial of suspected civil strife and suspected abuse of power to hinder the exercise of rights.
The report pointed out that this is Yoon Seok-yeol's first appearance in court since the 21st presidential election. Faced with reporters' questions about how to view the election results and the passage of the "Kim Kyn-hee's Independent Procuratorate Law", Yoon Seo-yeol did not respond and went straight to the court.
It is reported that the trial continued to be summoned to the former brigade command of the 1st Airborne Brigade of the Army Special Operations Command (brigade general) Lee Sang-hyun (sound) appeared in court to testify.
Lee Sang-hyun confirmed in the fifth trial on May 26 that on December 3, 2024, on the day Yoon Seok-yeol issued emergency martial law, the then commander of the Special Forces, Guo Zonggen, had conveyed to him that "the president ordered that even if the door was smashed, he would pull out the members of Congress."
According to previous reports, South Korea held a presidential election on June 3, 2025. The South Korean Central Election Management Committee held a plenary meeting on the 4th, formally confirming that Lee Jae-ming defeated the candidate of the Kuomintang, Kim Moon-soo, with a vote-winning rate of 49.42% and was elected as South Korean president.
(Source: China News Network)
