South Korea's Suspended President Yoon Suk Yeol Released from Detention

Yoon's release follows a court ruling invalidating his arrest warrant, though legal and political challenges persist.

Yoon Suk Yeol, South Korea's suspended president, was released from detention on March 8 after a court annulled his arrest warrant due to procedural errors.
Prosecutors chose not to appeal the court's decision, issuing an order for his release after his detention since January 15.
Yoon faces ongoing legal proceedings, including accusations of insurrection related to his December attempt to impose martial law and dissolve the civilian government.
The president's failed coup attempt led to a political crisis, with lawmakers swiftly restoring civilian rule within six hours of his actions.
Yoon has publicly justified his actions as a defense against alleged threats from North Korea and internal opposition but remains under scrutiny by South Korea's constitutional court.