Authorities in South Korea are bracing for tens of thousands of protesters in central Seoul as the Constitutional Court deliberates President Yoon Suk Yeol’s fate, with 14,000 police deployed, drones banned, and businesses closed. Protests are set to begin ahead of the court’s decision on Yoon’s removal from office, following his impeachment and detention on insurrection charges, raising fears of clashes between supporters and opponents. A fortresslike environment has been created around the court to prevent confrontations, with the interim leader urging calm and respect for the ruling while warning against violence.
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