Yoon Suk-yeol, former president, appears before the special investigation team for insurrection… Underground entry request denied.

Former President Yoon Suk-yeol appeared at the Seoul High Prosecutors’ Office as a suspect for the investigation into the insurrection and foreign exchange case related to the 'December 3 Martial Law.'

On the 28th, at 9:55 AM, former President Yoon proceeded to the investigation room through the entrance of the Seoul High Prosecutors' Office.

The special investigation team for insurrection, led by Cho Eun-seok, is set to conduct an inquiry into the allegations against former President Yoon.

Earlier, there were differing opinions between both sides regarding how former President Yoon would appear in response to the special investigation team's summons. Yoon's side had requested to allow a closed entry through the underground parking lot, stating that it was inappropriate to publicly show him heading to the investigation room. However, the special investigation team did not accommodate this request.

The special investigation team announced the day before, "It seems that former President Yoon has indicated his intention to enter the underground parking lot of the Seoul High Prosecutors' Office tomorrow at 10 AM after expressing his willingness to appear for questioning, and is continuously expressing this intention through the media." They emphasized, "We hope that a situation will not occur that could be viewed as noncompliance with the summons."

Ultimately, former President Yoon appeared through the main entrance in accordance with the special investigation team's policies.

This summons inquiry pertains to the insurrection and foreign exchange case related to the 'December 3 Martial Law,' and former President Yoon will undergo questioning by the special investigation team as a suspect.

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