South Korea's parliament seeks Yoon Suk Yeol's removal as impeachment trial concludes

South Korea's parliament is pushing for President Yoon Suk Yeol's removal as his impeachment trial nears its conclusion. Lawyers for parliament warned that Yoon could impose martial law again if reinstated, citing concerns over his previous actions. The Constitutional Court is reviewing the impeachment, which was initiated on December 14. A decision will determine whether Yoon is permanently removed or reinstated. If removed, a new presidential election must occur within 60 days. Yoon has been indicted on separate charges of leading an insurrection and is currently detained. His martial law decree, which lasted six hours, faced significant opposition and has been a central issue in the trial.