In a dramatic turn of events, South Korean police have called upon some of the nation's highest-ranking officials—including the Prime Minister and the spy chief—for questioning over last week's surprise martial law declaration. 😱
The list of 11 officials summoned reads like a who's who in South Korean politics: Prime Minister Han Duck-soo, former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun, former Interior Minister Lee Sang-min, Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yul, among others, and National Intelligence Service Director Cho Tae-yong. 🕵️♂️
These top brass are believed to have attended crucial cabinet meetings leading up to and following President Yoon Suk-yeol's unexpected declaration of martial law on December 3. 🗓️ The nation has been buzzing with questions ever since, and now the police are stepping in to get some answers. 🤔
The National Office of Investigation, handling this high-profile case, has made it clear they won’t hesitate to take legal action to ensure these officials cooperate. \"No one is above the law,\" a spokesperson said. ⚖️
This bold move by the authorities has captured the attention of the public, sparking discussions across social media and the streets of Seoul. What does this mean for South Korea's democracy? Only time will tell. Stay tuned! 📺
Reference(s):
South Korean police call cabinet members, spy chief for questioning
cgtn.com
