President's Office 'silenced' in embarrassment...I think we're going to have a meeting today.

[Anchor]
In a situation where the arrest of an incumbent president has become a reality for the first time in constitutional history, the presidential office in Yongsan has not taken a separate position, but it is an atmosphere that cannot hide its embarrassment.

As soon as the day comes, a meeting presided over by the staff is expected to be held.

I'm connecting with a reporter to find out more.

Reporter Kang Min-kyung! Is the president's office also in an unexpected mood to issue a warrant?

[Reporter]
As of now, President Yoon's arrest has been confirmed, the president's office has not taken a separate position.

This is why there is an interpretation that the president's office is also embarrassed.

The staff, including Chief of Staff Jeong Jin-seok, reportedly watched President Yoon's attendance through live TV broadcasts yesterday.

The possibility of arrest was left open, but it is also true that since President Yoon Suk Yeol attended the issuance of the warrant yesterday, there was a hope among the staff that the worst could be avoided.

However, as the presidential office faces the worst situation, it is expected to hold a meeting of senior secretaries presided over by Chief Minister Chung as soon as the day comes and discuss future countermeasures following the arrest of President Yoon.

There is a possibility that the presidential office will focus on seeking the role of the presidential office in the future following the arrest of President Yoon.

Some people are paying keen attention to this part because President Yoon posted his first message in prison with a short letter titled "Yoon Suk Yeol's Letter" before the warrant review, and the possibility of additional messages cannot be ruled out.

Meanwhile, the Presidential Security Service is now expected to consider detailed security measures for President Yoon Suk Yeol.

The bodyguard emphasizes his status as a "current president" and is likely to maintain the same security measures, just as he was under arrest.

Therefore, when President Yoon moves outside to investigate investigative agencies or attend the Constitutional Court, it is expected that security vehicles will accompany him to the front and back of the convoy.

The security agency is reportedly considering designating the Seoul Detention Center as a security zone while President Yoon was detained in the detention center.

However, this is a part where consultations between the security service and the Ministry of Justice's correction headquarters should precede, so it remains to be seen whether the security service's plan will become a reality.

So far, the political department has delivered it.