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South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been recalled for questioning by investigators on Friday, who are seeking a detention warrant to extend his custody for up to 20 days. Yoon was arrested over allegations of insurrection after briefly imposing martial law in early December, which was later voted down by parliament. The Seoul Central District Court has upheld the legality of his arrest, and it remains unclear if Yoon will agree to attend questioning.
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