Seoul: Released South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol walked out of the detention center and bowed to supporters after the prosecution’s decision not to appeal against a Seoul court’s approval of his release, a live broadcast showed Saturday.
According to Namibia Press Agency, the decision not to appeal followed a Seoul court’s ruling that approved Yoon’s release. The ruling marked a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings involving the former president.
Yoon’s release was met with visible reactions from supporters who had gathered outside the detention center. The live broadcast captured the moment as Yoon made his way out, acknowledging the gathered crowd with a bow. The decision not to pursue an appeal by the prosecution effectively ensured Yoon’s release from detention, allowing him to rejoin his supporters.
The circumstances surrounding the case have been closely watched, with many awaiting the next steps in the legal process. The decision by the prosecution has brought a temporary resolution to the situation, at least until further developments arise.