Prosecutors investigate for the first time since Kim Yong-hyun's arrest for 'extreme choice attempt'

Former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun, a key figure in martial law and civil war, has been summoned to the prosecution for the first time since his arrest.

The special investigation headquarters of the prosecution's emergency martial law is investigating former Minister Kim at the Eastern Detention Center in Seoul this afternoon (11th).

Earlier last night, former Minister Kim tried to make an extreme choice while waiting for the results of the arrest examination at the Eastern Detention Center and was accommodated in the shelter.

However, there are currently no health and life problems.

The special edition is expected to further question former Minister Kim about what kind of orders Yoon Suk Yeol's president gave at the time of martial law.

Former Minister Kim was arrested last night (10th) on charges of proposing to the president to declare unconstitutional and illegal martial law and ordering the National Assembly and the National Election Commission to send military troops.