Seoul-South Korean President Yoon Suk-Yeol, suspended due to the imposition of war law in December, has finally been removed from his office. The Constitutional Court in Seoul confirmed the application previously decided by the parliament to take office of the right -wing conservative politician. Now new elections are imminent. The court justified its unanimously made judgment by the fact that Yoon should not have imposed war law because there was no national crisis. He also violated the law when he ordered soldiers for the National Assembly to prevent the right to abolish the law by parliament.
