The South Korean president removed from the position after declaring the martial law
South Korea On Friday, the Constitutional Court removed the president questioned Yoon Suk Yeol on Friday, four months after declaring the martial law, sending the country of Eastern Asia in turmoil.
The Court issued its verdict more than three months after the national assembly controlled by the opposition voted to accuse him.
The president of South Korea Yoon Suk Yeol, witnesses the fourth hearing of his process to the impeachment for his brief imposition of martial law at the Soul Constitutional Court, in South Korea, 23 January 2025. (Jeon Heon Kyun/Pool photo via AP)
South Korea must keep national elections within two months to find a new president.
The short -lived martial law of Yoon on 3 December lasted only six hours before the legislature controlled by the liberal opposition rapidly voted for it.
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