[🚨🚨 Shocking Breaking News from Korea] "I couldn't leave President Yoon Suk-yeol behind": Former Presidential Security Service Deputy Chief Kim Seong-hoon sobs in court [On-site footage] Special Prosecutor Jo Eun-seok—appointed by the "fake president" Lee Jae-myung—has requested that the court sentence former Deputy Chief Kim to seven years in prison for obstructing the arrest of former President Yoon. A security agent's duty is to protect the president, but Lee Jae-myung, driven by his own desire to become president, illegally arrested former President Yoon Suk-yeol. Kim Seong-hoon, former Deputy Chief of the Presidential Security Service, broke down in tears during the final hearing of his appeal trial regarding obstruction of arrest charges, held at the Seoul High Court on the 30th of last month. "I could not leave the president and my colleagues and juniors behind and walk away alone in such a grave situation," Kim said, explaining that he was fully focused on his assigned mission and security protocols. "Do you think I felt no fear?" he asked, appealing to the court to "reconsider the unavoidable circumstances under which I had to carry out my security duties amidst immense intimidation and pressure." During the appeal trial, the special prosecutor requested prison sentences of seven years for former Security Service Chief Park Jong-jun and former Deputy Chief Kim, five years for former Division Head Lee Gwang-woo, and three years for former Director Kim Shin. The sentencing hearing is scheduled for 2:00 PM on the 28th. Reporter Jeong Hyun-woo edge@ichannela.com n.news.naver.com/article/449… [video] youtube.com/watch?v=ZabONPq-… @AndrejBabis @BolsonaroSP @FlavioBolsonaro @PahlaviReza @WarrenMundine @EVerastegui

[🚨🚨 Shocking Breaking News from Korea] "I couldn't leave President Yoon Suk-yeol behind": Former Presidential Security Service Deputy Chief Kim Seong-hoon sobs in court [On-site footage] Special Prosecutor Jo Eun-seok—appointed by the "fake president" Lee Jae-myung—has requested that the court sentence former Deputy Chief Kim to seven years in prison for obstructing the arrest of former President Yoon. A security agent's duty is to protect the president, but Lee Jae-myung, driven by his own desire to become president, illegally arrested former President Yoon Suk-yeol. Kim Seong-hoon, former Deputy Chief of the Presidential Security Service, broke down in tears during the final hearing of his appeal trial regarding obstruction of arrest charges, held at the Seoul High Court on the 30th of last month. "I could not leave the president and my colleagues and juniors behind and walk away alone in such a grave situation," Kim said, explaining that he was fully focused on his assigned mission and security protocols. "Do you think I felt no fear?" he asked, appealing to the court to "reconsider the unavoidable circumstances under which I had to carry out my security duties amidst immense intimidation and pressure." During the appeal trial, the special prosecutor requested prison sentences of seven years for former Security Service Chief Park Jong-jun and former Deputy Chief Kim, five years for former Division Head Lee Gwang-woo, and three years for former Director Kim Shin. The sentencing hearing is scheduled for 2:00 PM on the 28th. Reporter Jeong Hyun-woo edge@ichannela.com n.news.naver.com/article/449… [video] youtube.com/watch?v=ZabONPq-… @karolineleavitt @PressSec @michaelgwaltz @JMilei @naftalibennett @PM_ViktorOrban @viktor_orban @J_Bardella @Santi_ABASCAL @Nigel_Farage @LizTruss @MorawieckiM

[🚨🚨 Shocking Breaking News from Korea] "I couldn't leave President Yoon Suk-yeol behind": Former Presidential Security Service Deputy Chief Kim Seong-hoon sobs in court [On-site footage] Special Prosecutor Jo Eun-seok—appointed by the "fake president" Lee Jae-myung—has requested that the court sentence former Deputy Chief Kim to seven years in prison for obstructing the arrest of former President Yoon. A security agent's duty is to protect the president, but Lee Jae-myung, driven by his own desire to become president, illegally arrested former President Yoon Suk-yeol. Kim Seong-hoon, former Deputy Chief of the Presidential Security Service, broke down in tears during the final hearing of his appeal trial regarding obstruction of arrest charges, held at the Seoul High Court on the 30th of last month. "I could not leave the president and my colleagues and juniors behind and walk away alone in such a grave situation," Kim said, explaining that he was fully focused on his assigned mission and security protocols. "Do you think I felt no fear?" he asked, appealing to the court to "reconsider the unavoidable circumstances under which I had to carry out my security duties amidst immense intimidation and pressure." During the appeal trial, the special prosecutor requested prison sentences of seven years for former Security Service Chief Park Jong-jun and former Deputy Chief Kim, five years for former Division Head Lee Gwang-woo, and three years for former Director Kim Shin. The sentencing hearing is scheduled for 2:00 PM on the 28th. Reporter Jeong Hyun-woo edge@ichannela.com n.news.naver.com/article/449… [video] youtube.com/watch?v=ZabONPq-… @SecretaryBurgum @DougBurgum @SecretaryWright @ChrisAWright_ @SecretaryTurner @sturnerofficial @GovDunleavy @GovMikeHuckabee @SecVetAffairs @RepDougCollins @BrendanCarrFCC @WhatleyNC

[🚨🚨 Shocking Breaking News from Korea] "I couldn't leave former President Yoon Suk-yeol behind"—Former Presidential Security Service Deputy Chief Kim Seong-hoon sobs in court [On-site footage] Special Prosecutor Jo Eun-seok—appointed by the "fake president" Lee Jae-myung—has requested that the judiciary sentence the defendants to seven years in prison for the charge of obstructing the arrest of former President Yoon. A security officer's duty is to protect the president; however, Lee Jae-myung, desiring the presidency for himself, had former President Yoon Suk-yeol arrested illegally. Kim Seong-hoon, former Deputy Chief of the Presidential Security Service, broke down in tears during the final hearing of the appeal trial regarding obstruction of arrest charges, held at the Seoul High Court on the 30th of last month. Former Deputy Chief Kim stated, "I could not leave the president and my colleagues and juniors behind and walk away alone in such a grave situation," explaining that he was fully focused on his assigned mission and the security protocols. "Do you think I felt no fear?" he asked, appealing to the court to "reconsider the unavoidable circumstances under which I had to carry out my security duties amidst immense intimidation and pressure." During the appeal trial, the Special Prosecutor requested prison sentences of seven years for former Security Service Chief Park Jong-jun and former Deputy Chief Kim, five years for former Division Head Lee Gwang-woo, and three years for former Director Kim Shin. The sentencing hearing is scheduled for the 28th at 2:00 PM. Reporter Jeong Hyun-woo edge@ichannela.com n.news.naver.com/article/449… [Video] youtube.com/watch?v=ZabONPq-… @JDVance @SenTedCruz @tedcruz @SenRickScott @SenatorTimScott @SenLummis @JamesComer @ByronDonalds @CoryMillsFL @RepStefanik @EliseStefanik @SpeakerJohnson @MikeJohnson

[🚨🚨 Shocking Breaking News from Korea] "I couldn't leave President Yoon Suk-yeol behind": Former Presidential Security Service Deputy Chief Kim Seong-hoon sobs in court [On-site footage] Special Prosecutor Jo Eun-seok—appointed by the "fake president" Lee Jae-myung—has requested that the court sentence former Deputy Chief Kim to seven years in prison for obstructing the arrest of former President Yoon. A security agent's duty is to protect the president, but Lee Jae-myung, driven by his own desire to become president, illegally arrested former President Yoon Suk-yeol. Kim Seong-hoon, former Deputy Chief of the Presidential Security Service, broke down in tears during the final hearing of his appeal trial regarding obstruction of arrest charges, held at the Seoul High Court on the 30th of last month. "I could not leave the president and my colleagues and juniors behind and walk away alone in such a grave situation," Kim said, explaining that he was fully focused on his assigned mission and security protocols. "Do you think I felt no fear?" he asked, appealing to the court to "reconsider the unavoidable circumstances under which I had to carry out my security duties amidst immense intimidation and pressure." During the appeal trial, the special prosecutor requested prison sentences of seven years for former Security Service Chief Park Jong-jun and former Deputy Chief Kim, five years for former Division Head Lee Gwang-woo, and three years for former Director Kim Shin. The sentencing hearing is scheduled for 2:00 PM on the 28th. Reporter Jeong Hyun-woo edge@ichannela.com n.news.naver.com/article/449… [video] youtube.com/watch?v=ZabONPq-… @magavoice @cpac @fbi @whitehouse @ustraderep @rapidresponse47 @tenet_research @indopacom @IsraelMFA @MOSSADil @senategop @judiciarygop @EagleEdMartin @osint613 @dhsgov @imfnews @thejusticedept @cbp @statedept @cia

[🚨🚨 Shocking Breaking News from Korea] "I couldn't leave President Yoon Suk-yeol behind": Former Presidential Security Service Deputy Chief Kim Seong-hoon sobs in court [On-site footage] Special Prosecutor Jo Eun-seok—appointed by the "fake president" Lee Jae-myung—has requested that the court sentence former Deputy Chief Kim to seven years in prison for obstructing the arrest of former President Yoon. A security agent's duty is to protect the president, but Lee Jae-myung, driven by his own desire to become president, illegally arrested former President Yoon Suk-yeol. Kim Seong-hoon, former Deputy Chief of the Presidential Security Service, broke down in tears during the final hearing of his appeal trial regarding obstruction of arrest charges, held at the Seoul High Court on the 30th of last month. "I could not leave the president and my colleagues and juniors behind and walk away alone in such a grave situation," Kim said, explaining that he was fully focused on his assigned mission and security protocols. "Do you think I felt no fear?" he asked, appealing to the court to "reconsider the unavoidable circumstances under which I had to carry out my security duties amidst immense intimidation and pressure." During the appeal trial, the special prosecutor requested prison sentences of seven years for former Security Service Chief Park Jong-jun and former Deputy Chief Kim, five years for former Division Head Lee Gwang-woo, and three years for former Director Kim Shin. The sentencing hearing is scheduled for 2:00 PM on the 28th. Reporter Jeong Hyun-woo edge@ichannela.com n.news.naver.com/article/449… [video] youtube.com/watch?v=ZabONPq-… @jeancummings121 @nicksortor @carlahsands @fredfleitz @Paula_White @alexandr3_x @hawleymo @mirandadevine @vdhanson @DAIWA7777777 @Wangwenhaha0518 @nknewsorg @BellaAmore_USA @KevinMc44023286 @StellarArtoisGB @jennifereeser @TheJudge96 @TheGrayOG

[🚨🚨 Shocking Breaking News from Korea] "I couldn't leave President Yoon Suk-yeol behind": Former Presidential Security Service Deputy Chief Kim Seong-hoon sobs in court [On-site footage] Special Prosecutor Jo Eun-seok—appointed by the "fake president" Lee Jae-myung—has requested that the court sentence former Deputy Chief Kim to seven years in prison for obstructing the arrest of former President Yoon. A security agent's duty is to protect the president, but Lee Jae-myung, driven by his own desire to become president, illegally arrested former President Yoon Suk-yeol. Kim Seong-hoon, former Deputy Chief of the Presidential Security Service, broke down in tears during the final hearing of his appeal trial regarding obstruction of arrest charges, held at the Seoul High Court on the 30th of last month. "I could not leave the president and my colleagues and juniors behind and walk away alone in such a grave situation," Kim said, explaining that he was fully focused on his assigned mission and security protocols. "Do you think I felt no fear?" he asked, appealing to the court to "reconsider the unavoidable circumstances under which I had to carry out my security duties amidst immense intimidation and pressure." During the appeal trial, the special prosecutor requested prison sentences of seven years for former Security Service Chief Park Jong-jun and former Deputy Chief Kim, five years for former Division Head Lee Gwang-woo, and three years for former Director Kim Shin. The sentencing hearing is scheduled for 2:00 PM on the 28th. Reporter Jeong Hyun-woo edge@ichannela.com n.news.naver.com/article/449… [video] youtube.com/watch?v=ZabONPq-… @shanaka86 @derrickevans4wv @jjauthor @vernonforga @atensnut @undersecpd @senrickscott @zerohedge @dc_draino @timlovesann @aagdhillon @byrondonalds @bmarcois @mariabartiromo @netanyahu

[🚨🚨 Shocking Breaking News from Korea] "I couldn't leave President Yoon Suk-yeol behind": Former Presidential Security Service Deputy Chief Kim Seong-hoon sobs in court [On-site footage] Special Prosecutor Jo Eun-seok—appointed by the "fake president" Lee Jae-myung—has requested that the court sentence former Deputy Chief Kim to seven years in prison for obstructing the arrest of former President Yoon. A security agent's duty is to protect the president, but Lee Jae-myung, driven by his own desire to become president, illegally arrested former President Yoon Suk-yeol. Kim Seong-hoon, former Deputy Chief of the Presidential Security Service, broke down in tears during the final hearing of his appeal trial regarding obstruction of arrest charges, held at the Seoul High Court on the 30th of last month. "I could not leave the president and my colleagues and juniors behind and walk away alone in such a grave situation," Kim said, explaining that he was fully focused on his assigned mission and security protocols. "Do you think I felt no fear?" he asked, appealing to the court to "reconsider the unavoidable circumstances under which I had to carry out my security duties amidst immense intimidation and pressure." During the appeal trial, the special prosecutor requested prison sentences of seven years for former Security Service Chief Park Jong-jun and former Deputy Chief Kim, five years for former Division Head Lee Gwang-woo, and three years for former Director Kim Shin. The sentencing hearing is scheduled for 2:00 PM on the 28th. Reporter Jeong Hyun-woo edge@ichannela.com n.news.naver.com/article/449… [video] youtube.com/watch?v=ZabONPq-… @pambondi @howardlutnick @deputysecstate @mschlapp @mrddmia @Blackhawkce457 @Jim_jordan @glennbeck @repdarrellissa @Jacksonhinklle @Secscottbessent @amitisinvesting @mhdksafa @jtlonsdale

[🚨🚨 Shocking Breaking News from Korea] "I couldn't leave President Yoon Suk-yeol behind": Former Presidential Security Service Deputy Chief Kim Seong-hoon sobs in court [On-site footage] Special Prosecutor Jo Eun-seok—appointed by the "fake president" Lee Jae-myung—has requested that the court sentence former Deputy Chief Kim to seven years in prison for obstructing the arrest of former President Yoon. A security agent's duty is to protect the president, but Lee Jae-myung, driven by his own desire to become president, illegally arrested former President Yoon Suk-yeol. Kim Seong-hoon, former Deputy Chief of the Presidential Security Service, broke down in tears during the final hearing of his appeal trial regarding obstruction of arrest charges, held at the Seoul High Court on the 30th of last month. "I could not leave the president and my colleagues and juniors behind and walk away alone in such a grave situation," Kim said, explaining that he was fully focused on his assigned mission and security protocols. "Do you think I felt no fear?" he asked, appealing to the court to "reconsider the unavoidable circumstances under which I had to carry out my security duties amidst immense intimidation and pressure." During the appeal trial, the special prosecutor requested prison sentences of seven years for former Security Service Chief Park Jong-jun and former Deputy Chief Kim, five years for former Division Head Lee Gwang-woo, and three years for former Director Kim Shin. The sentencing hearing is scheduled for 2:00 PM on the 28th. Reporter Jeong Hyun-woo edge@ichannela.com n.news.naver.com/article/449… [video] youtube.com/watch?v=ZabONPq-… @realdonaldtrump @gordongchang @trumpwarroom @teamtrump @potus @MichelleSteelCA @fbidirectorkash @fbiddbongino @agpambondi @vp @jdvance @MorseHTan @petehegseth @secrubio @karolineleavitt @barrontnews_ @USAmbROK

[🚨🚨 Shocking Breaking News from Korea] "I couldn't leave President Yoon Suk-yeol behind": Former Presidential Security Service Deputy Chief Kim Seong-hoon sobs in court [On-site footage] Special Prosecutor Jo Eun-seok—appointed by the "fake president" Lee Jae-myung—has requested that the court sentence former Deputy Chief Kim to seven years in prison for obstructing the arrest of former President Yoon. A security agent's duty is to protect the president, but Lee Jae-myung, driven by his own desire to become president, illegally arrested former President Yoon Suk-yeol. Kim Seong-hoon, former Deputy Chief of the Presidential Security Service, broke down in tears during the final hearing of his appeal trial regarding obstruction of arrest charges, held at the Seoul High Court on the 30th of last month. "I could not leave the president and my colleagues and juniors behind and walk away alone in such a grave situation," Kim said, explaining that he was fully focused on his assigned mission and security protocols. "Do you think I felt no fear?" he asked, appealing to the court to "reconsider the unavoidable circumstances under which I had to carry out my security duties amidst immense intimidation and pressure." During the appeal trial, the special prosecutor requested prison sentences of seven years for former Security Service Chief Park Jong-jun and former Deputy Chief Kim, five years for former Division Head Lee Gwang-woo, and three years for former Director Kim Shin. The sentencing hearing is scheduled for 2:00 PM on the 28th. Reporter Jeong Hyun-woo edge@ichannela.com n.news.naver.com/article/449… [video] youtube.com/watch?v=ZabONPq-… @realyamerican1 @msnownews @Wsj @gatewaypundit @leadingreport @rightpulsenewss @foxnews @newsmax @EpochTimes @ChinaUncensored