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Yoon Drone Sentence
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A Seoul court sentenced former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol to 30 years over drone flights into North Korea tied to his 2024 martial-law bid.
- Frame 1Seoul court adds 30 years for Yoon over North Korea drone flights tied to martial-law security risks.
- Frame 2Judges found Yoon ordered the 2024 flights to heighten tensions and justify martial law at home.
- Frame 3North Korea said drones crossed Pyongyang and dropped propaganda leaflets, sharply raising inter-Korean tensions.
- Frame 4The court said the operation harmed South Korea's military interests and exposed sensitive military capabilities.
- Frame 5Former defense minister Kim Yong Hyun also received 30 years for his role in the operation.
- Frame 6The drone sentence adds to Yoon's life term for rebellion from the 2024 martial-law crisis.
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- Jun 12, 1:32 AM EDT
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- Jun 11, 11:33 PM EDT