South Korean people continued their protests on Saturday, demanding the removal of President Yoon Suk-yeol following a historic arrest warrant issued against him earlier in the week.
Despite chilly weather, a large crowd of locals gathered in the streets of Daegu, a metropolitan city in the country's southeast, chanting and calling on the Constitutional Court to pass the impeachment case of Yoon Suk-yeol.
The rally comes amid a deepening political crisis as tensions escalate between government authorities and those pushing for Yoon's impeachment.
On Friday, investigators from South Korea's Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials (CIO) left the presidential residence after failing to arrest the impeached president.
The Seoul court-issued arrest warrant, marking the first of its kind against a sitting president in modern South Korean history, remained unenforced due to continued confrontations.
South Koreans rally in Daegu, demand Yoon's ouster
South Koreans rally in Daegu, demand Yoon's ouster
South Koreans rally in Daegu, demand Yoon's ouster
South Koreans rally in Daegu, demand Yoon's ouster
