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Former S. Korean Interior Minister, 3 Others Indicted Over Presidential Residence Relocation Irregularities

6/9/2026AI summary

Former S. Korean Interior Minister, 3 Others Indicted Over Presidential Residence Relocation Irregularities

Former Interior Minister Lee Sang-min and three ex-officials under Yoon Suk Yeol's administration indicted for abuse of power in 2022 presidential residence relocation, involving illegal fund diversion for renovations linked to the president's wife.

Special Prosecutor Team Investigates Presidential Residence Relocation, Summons Former Ministers

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Special Prosecutor Team Investigates Presidential Residence Relocation, Summons Former Ministers

South Korea's special prosecutor team is investigating alleged illegal diversion of 2.8 billion won for presidential residence relocation. Former ministers Lee Sang-min and Kim Dae-ki were summoned, and former Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun is being investigated for rebellion charges, with potential summons for former President Yoon Suk-yeol.