SEOUL:
The country has been plunged into political chaos since last month, with Yoon defiantly holed up in the presidential residence, surrounded by hundreds of loyal security officers who have so far resisted efforts by prosecutors to arrest him.
Thousands of protesters, both for and against Yoon, gathered in front of the residence and along major roads in Seoul on Saturday—either demanding his arrest or calling for his impeachment to be declared invalid.
Supporter Kim Chul-hong, 60, said Yoon's arrest could undermine South Korea's security alliance with the US and Japan.
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