South Korean Police Prepare for 'Worst-Case Scenarios' Ahead of Yoon Impeachment Ruling
The Constitutional Court's decision on President Yoon Suk Yeol's impeachment is expected to spark significant unrest, with authorities preparing for the worst. As tensions rise, police are taking extraordinary measures to ensure public safety, including closing subway stations and schools near the court. The National Police Agency has set up plans considering the most extreme scenarios, which could lead to violent clashes between supporters and opponents.
- This heightened sense of urgency highlights the intricate dance between democracy, dissent, and the rule of law in a country where opposition voices are often met with force.
- How will the international community, particularly the United States and Japan, respond to the potential implications of Yoon's impeachment on regional stability and global governance?