Impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has issued a message to his conservative supporters, pledging to continue his fight against what he refers to as 'anti-state forces.' This statement comes as the Corruption Investigation Office for High-Ranking Officials seeks to execute a detainment warrant against Yoon, following his evasion of questioning and obstruction of searches related to a power grab incident on Dec. 3.
The legal team representing Yoon has warned that any attempt by authorities to detain him could face resistance from his presidential security service, with potential consequences for police officers involved. Yoon's lawyers argue that the use of police units for his detention would exceed legal authority and could lead to arrests by either the presidential security service or civilians.
