Agents enter the home of suspended South Korea’s president to arrest him, but security guards resist

Police officers and representatives of South Korea’s High Officials Corruption Investigation Bureau (CIO) entered the residence of South Korea’s President Yoon Suk-yeol, who was suspended in December, in the capital Seoul on Friday morning to arrest him. This is reported by South Korean media, including the Yonhap press agency. However, a unit of the presidential security service tries to prevent Yoon from being arrested.

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