South Korea begins criminal insurrection trial of ousted leader

Yoon Suk Yeol, who the Constitutional Court removed from the presidency this month, argued that his martial law declaration in December was “not a coup d’etat.”

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South Korea begins criminal insurrection trial of ousted leader

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