Seoul: Former President Yoon Suk Yeol voluntarily appeared before a special counsel team Wednesday before investigators executed a warrant to bring him in by force. The jailed former president is currently in a waiting room at special counsel Cho Eun-suk’s office to be questioned about his failed imposition of martial law, assistant special counsel Park Ji-young said during a press briefing.

According to Yonhap News Agency, Yoon’s voluntary appearance is considered a significant development in the ongoing investigation. The special counsel team, led by Cho Eun-suk, has been preparing for this questioning session to gather more information regarding Yoon’s actions during his presidency. The investigation focuses on Yoon’s attempt to impose martial law, which has been a subject of great interest and scrutiny.

Assistant special counsel Park Ji-young highlighted that the questioning session aims to clarify the events surrounding the attempted imposition of martial law. The team is expected to delve into the details of the decision-making process and the motivations behind Yoon’s actions. The outcome of this session could have important implications for the former president’s legal standing and the broader investigation.

The special counsel’s office has been meticulous in its approach, ensuring that all legal procedures are properly followed. Yoon’s cooperation in voluntarily appearing before the team is seen as a positive step in facilitating the investigation. The questioning session is anticipated to be thorough, with investigators prepared to explore all relevant aspects of the case.