South Korean President Union Suk Yeol gets big relief, court ordered for release

Obnews International Desk: South Korean President Union Suk Yeol has received a lot of relief from the court, as the court has approved his release request from jail. After this decision, now the way for him to come out of jail has been paved. Significantly, about a month ago he was arrested for implementing military rule and a charge sheet was also filed against him.
South Korean prosecutors have registered a case of rebellion on Un Suk for an attempt to implement military rule. According to a report, the Seoul Central District Prosecution Office has taken this action against Yu in connection with an order issued on December 3. This order created a serious political crisis in the country.
Allegations were rejected
The Conservative leader Union was arrested after being removed from the presidency through impeachment on charges of ordering to implement military rule. Now the constitutional court will decide whether Yun be officially dismissed or restored from the post. Yun has strictly dismissed the allegations against him. He called the National Assembly a “base of goons” and pledged to eliminate “North Korea's supporters and anti -national forces”.
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Order remained in force for 6 hours
Investigators say the order to martial-law is similar to the rebellion, and if Un is found guilty of the offense, they may be sentenced to death or life imprisonment.
The decision by Youn to send soldiers to the National Assembly took many South Koreans to the painful memories of former military rule. However, the order remained in force for only six hours, as a sufficient number of MPs managed to vote unanimously in the assembly hall to vote in favor of cancellation of it. Later, Youn clarified that his order was only with the intention of warning the public towards the threat of the main liberal opposition Democratic Party, which weakened his agenda and impeached top officials.