Former South Korean leader Joon, the Battle Law was charged with probe News

The former president was charged with additional charges because a special prosecutor continues to investigate.

Former Southern Korean President Yoon Suk-Yeol was accused of declaring a war law last year.

The prosecutor’s office told journalists on Saturday that the prosecutor said the charges and abuse of the accusations and obstruction of special officials, including Saturday.

Park Said Yoon said he did not follow the procedure required to announce a meeting with a meeting with members of the entire government closet.

The Prime Minister and Defense Minister “prepared and disposal of a fake document” confirming the fighting law.

Yoon rejected all the mistakes.

When he wanted to filter South Korea into civilian power in December, the MPs asked to send an army to the Assembly to prevent the declaration of the war law.

Yoon became president of the first seating in the country, after his arrest in January, preserved the security of the presidents using the presidential security detail.

In March, it was released on the procedural basis, as he continued to be tried on the charges of rebellion.

He was that last week Stored After making a detention decision, it can destroy the evidence in this case.

Yoon appeared in court to dispute the arrest in court to cancellation in court on Friday.

The former presidential legal group told reporters that Yoon defended itself for more than 30 minutes and noted the “limited physical mobility and the problems he encountered.”

The court rejected the request.

The public prosecutors have already attracted a charger, including other criminal charges, including a rebellion, including capital punishment or life imprisonment.

Meanwhile, a demonstration participating in the South Korean capital, Seoul, as well as a demonstration participating in the policies of the current president Lee jae-myung.

Lee won a voice choice after removing from Yoon in June.

Many South Koreans are angry because they believe that the new government will not resolve their concerns in reform plans.