Yongsan, keep an eye on the warrant...Yoon, you're going to release another letter in prison.

The President's Office has no position or movement regarding the request for an arrest warrant
mixed and heavy airflow...Most of today's screening at home
Senior Secretary to Chief of Staff Jeong Jin-seok scheduled a meeting tomorrow
Prospects for Future Response to President Yoon's Arrest

[Anchor]
The presidential office is under intense tension ahead of the review of the arrest warrant that will determine the fate of Yoon Suk Yeol's president.Attention is also being paid to whether President

Yoon will issue an additional prison letter following yesterday. I'm connecting with the reporter. Reporter Shin Yoon-jung, please tell us the atmosphere of the presidential office first.

[Reporter]
Since the request for an arrest warrant for President Yoon Suk Yeol, the president's office has not made any particular position, and there is no scheduled movement such as an official meeting yet.

As an arrest warrant has been requested for the first time in constitutional history, there is a complicated and heavy atmosphere.

Today, most of the staff, including senior presidential staff, are expected to stay at home without going to work, and watch the results of the arrest warrant review amid tensions.

However, tomorrow, when the arrest is announced, a meeting of senior secretaries is expected to be held presided over by Chief of Staff Jeong Jin-seok,

It is expected that President Yoon will seek future countermeasures depending on whether he is arrested or not.

Earlier, the presidential office held an emergency senior meeting shortly after President Yoon was arrested on the afternoon of the 15th,
Director
Jung said that in difficult times, they should do their duty in their respective seats without shaking.If President

Yoon is arrested, acting president Choi Sang-mok is expected to discuss ways to stabilize state affairs, as internal disturbances in the presidential office and the public office could increase.

If the arrest warrant is rejected, President Yoon will return to his official residence, and the president's office will not assist him because he has been suspended, but as he avoids the worst, Yongsan is also looking forward to it.

[Anchor]
President Yoon issued his first prison message two days after his arrest?

[Reporter]
That's right. President Yoon posted a short letter titled "Letters from Yoon Suk Yeol" on Facebook through his lawyer yesterday.

It's a little uncomfortable, but he said he was doing well in the detention center, and he said he was looking back on the state affairs that he had passed after re-reading the president's inauguration speech.

He added, "I heard that many people are coming out to the cold streets and joining forces for the country," adding, "Thank you for the hot patriotism."

I thanked the supporters gathered in front of the Seoul Western District Court and the Seoul Detention Center.
It seems that he sent a message two days ago in video and handwritten letters ahead of the arrest of
and sent a message to rally his supporters when an arrest warrant was requested.

President Yoon's side predicted that he would send more messages of his feelings, saying there would be a lot of remorse,

While it is unclear whether President Yoon will attend the actual examination of the arrest warrant today, attention is also being paid to whether President Yoon will issue an additional message of imprisonment before or after the decision on whether to arrest him.

I'm YTN's Shin Yoon-jung in the political department.