The nation’s corruption investigation agency announced on Tuesday that a South Korean court had reissued a warrant to arrest impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol.
Investigators have had difficulty executing an arrest warrant for him in order to question him about alleged insurrection.
The director of the inquiry unit, who was last week barred from entering his home by a human chain of hundreds of military and presidential security agency officers, stated earlier Tuesday that they were still committed to bringing him in.
According to a court official on Tuesday, Yoon’s attorneys requested an injunction to overturn the arrest order at a Seoul court, but the court rejected their motion on Sunday.
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