High-Stakes Showdown: President Yoon Faces Arrest Amid Controversy

South Korea's impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol vows to fight against his arrest over allegations related to martial law. The opposition Democratic Party claims Yoon incites supporters to defy the law. Investigators have until January 6 to execute an arrest warrant as Yoon's impeachment trial continues.

South Korea finds itself in political turmoil as impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol pledges to resist arrest amidst accusations of attempting to impose martial law. In a letter to his supporters, Yoon declared his intention to 'fight til the end,' despite court approval for his arrest warrant.

The opposition Democratic Party, responsible for Yoon's impeachment, criticized him for inciting public discord, labeling his actions delusional and insurrectionary. The party's spokesperson emphasized the gravity of Yoon's calls to support him against judicial processes.

Meanwhile, with investigations ongoing, the Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials will have until January 6 to arrest Yoon. As the political landscape remains tense, the Constitutional Court continues to deliberate on Yoon's impeachment, with Finance Minister Choi Sang-mok currently serving as acting president.

(With inputs from agencies.)