- Law enforcement in South Korea has sought an arrest warrant for President Yoon Suk Yeol following his impeachment two weeks prior.
- The warrant pertains to his martial law decree issued on December 3, which prompted national unrest.
- Authorities are investigating claims that his actions constituted rebellion and abuse of authority.
- Yoon's lawyer has filed a challenge against the warrant, asserting that an incumbent president cannot be prosecuted for abuse of power.
- The Constitutional Court is now responsible for determining the legitimacy of the impeachment following a parliamentary vote.
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