South Korean President Yoon Faces Impeachment Trial

South Korea's impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol is at the center of a significant political crisis following his arrest on charges of insurrection related to his declaration of martial law in December. After a dramatic detainment operation at his residence, Yoon underwent over ten hours of questioning but chose to remain silent and declined further interrogation due to health concerns, as stated by his lawyers. The anti-corruption agency has 48 hours to either seek a formal arrest warrant or release him, amid claims from Yoon's legal team that the investigation and warrant are illegal. Yoon's impeachment trial is ongoing, with the Constitutional Court set to review his case, which has stirred heated political debate in the country. The situation remains tense, with Yoon asserting that the rule of law has collapsed in South Korea and his supporters rallying against the investigation. The outcome of the court's review and the implications for Yoon's presidency are eagerly anticipated by both supporters and opponents alike.