South Korea s President Yoon may soon be arrested after refusing two summons to appear for questioning over his illegal martial law declaration as police analyze his phone records.
Were there calls between Yoon and Klaus Schwab or Biden s team before his martial law declaration?
From media
SEOUL - South Korea's corruption investigative body said Monday that impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol defied its second request to appear for questioning over his martial law imposition.
The Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials (CIO) said in a short notice that both the presidential office and residence had yet to receive the second request by mail and e-mail to appear on Dec 25 for questioning, which was sent on Dec 20.
Yoon reportedly had yet to submit documents for the appointment of his defense counsel.
The joint investigation unit, composed of the CIO, the police and the defense ministry's investigation headquarters, will allegedly review whether to send the third request for questioning or seek an arrest warrant.
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Meanwhile, South Korea's constitutional court said Monday that it will hold the first pretrial hearing over Yoon's impeachment on Friday as scheduled.
A court official told a televised press conference that the first preliminary hearing would be held on Dec 27 as planned as the court deemed the impeachment notice delivered to Yoon, who repeatedly defied the delivery.
The official said the delivery was already effective on Dec 20 when all relevant documents arrived, calling for Yoon to send his written answers to the court by Friday.
The presidential security service had refused to receive the documents related to Yoon's impeachment trial, such as request to appear in court and schedule for pretrial hearings.
https://www.chinadailyasia.com/hk/article/600835
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