On the 12th, South Korea's General Special Inspection Unit prosecuted former President Yoon Seok-yeol and former head of the National Security Office Shin Won on suspicion of issuing instructions to “convey to allies a message justifying the imposition of emergency martial law” after declaring emergency martial law. The special inspection team said on the same day that charges have been filed against former President Yoon Seok-yul on suspicion of abusing his powers to hinder the exercise of his rights, and charges have been filed against former National Security Director Shin Won Si for carrying out important tasks in the rebellion and abusing his powers to hinder the exercise of his rights. The special inspection team pointed out that within two days of declaring emergency martial law, Yoon Suk-yue conveyed information defending martial law to major allies such as the United States, Britain, Japan, and the European Union; as a result, the Special Inspection Unit filed a lawsuit on suspicion of abusing their powers and directing civil servants from the National Security Office, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, etc. to perform unobligatory work.

Zhitongcaijing · 1d ago
On the 12th, South Korea's General Special Inspection Unit prosecuted former President Yoon Seok-yeol and former head of the National Security Office Shin Won on suspicion of issuing instructions to “convey to allies a message justifying the imposition of emergency martial law” after declaring emergency martial law. The special inspection team said on the same day that charges have been filed against former President Yoon Seok-yul on suspicion of abusing his powers to hinder the exercise of his rights, and charges have been filed against former National Security Director Shin Won Si for carrying out important tasks in the rebellion and abusing his powers to hinder the exercise of his rights. The special inspection team pointed out that within two days of declaring emergency martial law, Yoon Suk-yue conveyed information defending martial law to major allies such as the United States, Britain, Japan, and the European Union; as a result, the Special Inspection Unit filed a lawsuit on suspicion of abusing their powers and directing civil servants from the National Security Office, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, etc. to perform unobligatory work.