Investigators wanted to arrest the suspended South Korean president, but they had to back down. "No weapons were pulled out"

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Investigators temporarily abandoned attempts to arrest suspended South Korean president Yoon Suk-yeola," reported press agency Yonhap. Previously, the Presidential defender and military troops prevented politics from entering and arresting him in connection with the decision to introduce martial law in the country in early December. Under force from parliament and mass protests, Yoon withdrew from this decision after a fewer hours.