South Korean President Faces Lengthy Jail Term for ‘Insurrection’ Following New Indictment
‘Korea’s likely next government, probably run by the opposition, may well follow policies that will find Seoul at odds with Washington.’ one analyst tells the Sun.
SEOUL — President Yoon Suk-yeol of South Korea faces an extended stay in prison with his sudden indictment Sunday on the charge of “insurrection” for declaring martial law last month and deploying troops to keep the national assembly from voting down his decree.
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