Former South Korean President Yun sentenced to 30 years in prison; North Korean military ordered to use drones
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On the 12th, the Seoul Central District Court sentenced former South Korean President Yoon Seong-nyeol, who declared ``emergency martial law,'' to 30 years in prison, as requested, in a trial in which he was accused of instructing North Korea to send a drone to create an excuse for the declaration.
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