S. Korea Special Counsel Appeals Verdict in Yoon Arrest Case
South Korea’s special counsel filed an appeal on January 22, 2026, challenging the acquittal and five-year sentence in former president Yoon Suk-yeol’s obstruction of arrest case.
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