South Korea's ex-president investigated for abuse
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol was questioned today by a special prosecution team regarding allegations of abuse of power and obstruction of rights, related to messages allegedly used to justify his declaration of a state of emergency. The interrogation lasted about two hours after Yoon refused to respond to a police officer and demanded the presence of a public prosecutor. It is said that Yoon instructed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the National Security Office to send messages to allies, including the United States, to portray his declaration of a state of emergency as legitimate.
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